It will be what Mainstone calls an "immersive walkthrough performance for pedestrians and dancers to collaborate and create together"—and will mean the project ends on a cyclical note, ending where it all began.
Mr. Dudley said predictions that productivity gains would remain high -- and therefore that growth would return to historically robust levels once this cyclical downturn ended -- might be overly optimistic.
Historically, mortgage origination and refinancing booms exhibit cyclical patterns and end as soon as interest rates begin to trend higher.
The latest downturn in the highly cyclical chip industry ended last year, but not before it cost Motorola more than $4.3 billion.
"The Daily Henry James" is small, but its cyclical quality — reach the end, turn back to the beginning the very next day — lends it a sense of permanence.
Another study, by Leland Westerfield of UBS Warburg, an investment bank, concluded that "the US advertising recession is at its end; the cyclical recovery appears to be under way sooner than anticipated".
In one New Deal-era case, Justice George Sutherland — the architect of most of the conservative rulings of the nineteen-twenties and thirties — described the Great Depression as "nothing new," just another cyclical downturn that would end as soon as debt-ridden Americans exercised some "self-denial".
Where I differ with the bulls is I don't think that means the end of cyclical history.
If not, turn to step 3; otherwise, turn to step 8. Step 8: end the cyclical iteration and output the global optimum and the optimal particle position.
The Theons of that era happily rejected the notion that plowing millions of acres of grassland could be detrimental, and when the dust storms began, they were deemed natural, cyclical, and bound to end soon.
