Working with Phoenix Dance, the team trained "cycle leaders," people who would learn the specific patterns, and then put chains of others behind those leaders.
During the election cycle, leaders of the Roman Catholic Church directed nearly $2 million toward campaigns against gay marriage in four states, according to a recent report from the Human Rights Campaign.
After the first cycle, the leader in a grid cell is selected from the sensor nodes based on the principle of 'more residual energy, more priority' in the network.
From a cycle tour leader to a bartender at a brown cafe, the people behind classic Amsterdam experiences share the lesser-known places that they love, far from the tourist crowds.
To break the vicious cycle, German leaders and Allied occupation officials introduced a currency reform measure in June 1948 that created today's mark.
Throughout the election cycle, church leaders pump them up with so much "evidence" they're being wrong, rile them up with tales of an evil liberal force plotting against them, pontificate about the "moral decline" happening in the country, that they walk into those poll booths and believe they can make a change.
And in a 24-second news-cycle, business leaders need constant access to hyper-relevant information so that they're making decisions based on fact, not falsehood.
Mr Reckless's victory also heralds another embarrassing news cycle for Labour leader Ed Miliband, who was forced to accept Ms Thornberry's resignation following her controversial tweet.
During the 2008 election cycle, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was caught on tape saying that Mr. Obama spoke "with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one".
"In building a great organization, there is no single defining action, no single election cycle, nor one leader that makes it successful.
