Sentence examples for cyclical experience from inspiring English sources

That, and the fact its focus on repetition mimics the cyclical experience of being human in mass-media consumer society.

Satellites in orbit experience cyclical fluctuations of temperature as they pass in and out of the Earth's shadow, but the use of temperature stabilisation (especially with thermo-electric coolers) is challenging on CubeSats because of power and weight restrictions.

Under this scenario, morphs should experience cyclical fluctuation in their frequencies, with rare morphs having a selective advantage over common morphs.

As the disease could be cyclical, patients may experience rapid progression at some point in the course of their disease that may not reflect long-term progression.

"Intel is experiencing cyclical problems that have no bearing on the tech industry as a whole".

During the Pleistocene (approximately 2.6 million to 12,000 years ago), Europe experienced cyclical glacial and interglacial periods, with the last glacial period ending approximately 10,000 years ago [ 1].

Gerhard and colleagues [ 19] demonstrated that women who received transdermal E2 + cyclical vaginal P4 experienced improved vascular reactivity and an 8.4% reduction in LDL compared to placebo.

11, 27, 49, 78 In some women, who have experienced cyclical attacks for many years, recurrent attacks have stopped after the first trimester of pregnancy, and these women have been asymptomatic thereafter.

"Although the economy will experience a cyclical bounce, it is not positioned for a sustained upturn in profit margins," Mr. Kasman and Mr. Mellman wrote in their report.

Surgery is shorter, and intraoperative blood loss and fever are reduced, but women are more likely to experience ongoing cyclical bleeding up to a year after surgery with subtotal hysterectomy compared to total hysterectomy [4].

This first-hand account of one patient's experience of Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome shows how severe nausea contributed to the development of anticipatory nausea and vomiting (ANV), a conditioned response frequently observed in chemotherapy patients.