Sentence examples for cycles are usually from inspiring English sources

Their life cycles are usually too complex and their defenses too pernicious for easy treatment.

Upon discharging, they deflate to their original size, and just a few charging cycles are usually enough to pulverize the brittle material.

Integrated solar combined cycles are usually developed as brownfield facilities by retrofitting existing natural gas combined cycles and keeping the existing equipment to minimize costs.

NATURE'S pulsing cycles are usually familiar, habituating rhythms like the tides and the seasons to which people acclimate comfortably, but this decade has seen the appearance of one in Connecticut that fills humans with dread.

Wetting and drying cycles are usually performed in the industry of paper and cellulose to reduce the volume variation of these fibers.

Polymeric composite parts are often manufactured with thin laminates and the manufacturer's recommended cure cycles are usually optimized for a less than 5 mm thickness.

To make an efficient evaluation, a representative block of cycles is usually defined.

On a conventional stress-life curve, commonly called the S N curve, HCF occurs at the right end of the curve where the number of cycles is usually too large to be able to obtain sufficient statistically significant data to be able to characterize the material behavior with a very high degree of confidence.

Consolidation treatment of a further two to four additional cycles is usually given.

With the starting materials used in our experiments, the optimal number of PCR cycles is usually between 16 18.

Women responding that their menstrual cycles were usually irregular comprised 10.9% of the participants while 4.3% of the participants indicated that their menstrual cycles were very irregular.