Sentence examples for cycles to create from inspiring English sources

We then applied a likely voter model trained on previous election cycles to create estimates for the 2018 electorate. 1.

Fundamental to the game is a sort of weaponised behavioural psychology, which uses insights gained from BF Skinner's famous experiments on the mechanisms of reward cycles to create compulsive attitudes in players.

"Capital-intensive companies that take long cycles to create things, whether they're solar voltaic cells or giant wind turbines, are not very scalable, so those are really tough businesses to imagine as venture-funded opportunities," said Bill Maris, managing partner at Google Ventures.

Then you used those until your application needs drove you to optimize it and you invested a lot of time and energy and planning cycles to create a custom solution.

And a recent article about so-called “crowd-sourcing” in Wired magazine breathlessly described how “everyday people using their spare cycles to create content, solve problems, even do corporate R&D” is the “new pool of cheap labor.”.

It's taken decades of continual boom-and-bust cycles to create the complex fabric of venture capitalists, angel investors, lawyers, term sheets, accounting methods and best practices that a newby entrepreneur waltzing in the Valley today has the luxury of taking for granted.

This intermediate could be further processed or simply replicated in the following cell cycle to create a contraction.

The idea is to use the refrigeration cycle to create a low temperature heat sink for the Rankine cycle.

Together with fashion forecasters, textile manufacturers work well in advance of the apparel production cycle to create fabrics with colours, textures, and other qualities that anticipate consumer demand.

Other approaches use MR data to create deformation maps that allow one to register PET data acquired at different time points in the respiratory cycle to create a respiratory gated data set without removing motion corrupted data [22].

Firms find it important to use the tacit knowledge of operators as a part of the improvement cycle, to create new knowledge, obtain competitive advantage, and stay in business (Nonaka 1991; Rowley 1999).