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Such cycles are called lytic.

Such silent reproductive cycles are called lysogenic.

These different full period cycles are called equivalence classes.

These cycles are called moiety-conserved cycles because they interconvert different forms of a chemical subgroup or moiety, the total concentration of which remains constant.

The incompatibility graphs for those two sub-matrices are drawn on Figures 2 and 3. Two odd cycles are called strongly disjoint in the incompatibility graph if they are disjoint in the graph, and if they do not share any row in the matrix.

Recent advances in lithium-ion battery electrodes with huge volume changes during intercalation deintercalation cycles are calling for studies on crack nucleation under diffusion induced stresses.

The interval of time between the attainment of a definite value on two successive cycles is called the period; the number of cycles or periods per second is the frequency, and the maximum value in either direction is the amplitude of the alternating current.

An initial accumulation of the deformation, which however comes to a standstill after a finite or infinite number of load cycles, is called "finite ratcheting".

Other episodes of bleeding that cannot be considered part of the normal cycle are called dysfunctional uterine bleeding.

Preferences with such a ≻-containing cycle are called cyclic preferences.

Transitions monitored within a single duty cycle are called concurrent transitions.