Sentence examples for cycles to which from inspiring English sources

Or you could say they're a product of the boom and bust cycles to which all cities are prone, especially in the American rust belt: cities like Cleveland and Rochester simply aren't as robust today as they were a century ago.

The magnitude and rate of fibre decompaction were observed to decrease with the number of consolidation-deconsolidation cycles to which the material was subjected.

Results of the threshold cycle (Ct indicates number of cycles to which the amplified product is detected) dates were exported to an Excel sheet to calculate gene expression levels (RQ) using 2−ΔΔCt method described by Livak and Schmittgen (2001) [ 27].

In large part, it stems from the accelerating news cycle to which reality is increasingly expected to conform.

In fact, with "Triumph of Love" and "Ragtime" both arriving this season, the narrative musical seems to be staging a comeback from the deconstructed song cycle to which it has gradually dwindled.

That "shock and somnolence cycle" to which Perez is referring has been seen in the past several elections, with voting problems getting plenty of attention around election time but not receiving much once those troubles fade in memory.

Scott Conroy, who covered Romney in 2008 as a CBS News campaign embed and now writes for Real Clear Politics, recalled how there were some events last cycle to which just a handful of reporters showed up.

The adjustment task provided the frame of the step cycle to which the sound had to be coupled to obtain maximum perceived synchrony.

A reference cycle is selected (typically the first cycle) to which subsequent images are aligned.

These rhythms peaked at ˜ZT 20, i.e. ∼4 h before light onset in the LD cycle to which the mice had been entrained.

Definition 1 (cycle-splitting reversal) A reversal that acts on a pair of divergent reality edges splits the cycle to which the edges belong, so are called cycle-splitting reversals.