Sentence examples for for a full cycle from inspiring English sources

While the average TB case around the world can be cured in six months with less than $40 worth of pills, the drugs used to battle extreme resistance cost about $150,000 for a full cycle — a hefty bill for Holley, which is financed mostly through state and federal programs like Medicaid.

Sample intensities vary by state, since some have not yet completed data collection for a full cycle of plots, while others have chosen to intensify their sampling intensity by 2-3 thees the base intensity.

As an example, it has been shown that for a full cycle of glucose uptake by GLUT1, the energy barrier of the substrate-free transition-0 is higher than that of the substrate-carrying transition-1 (Lowe and Walmsley 1986).

LCA has been conducted as a useful tool for a full cycle of MSW management, including collection, transport, waste treatment, infrastructure for waste treatment facilities, and production of energy and ancillary materials consumed[11].

For a full cycle, heating was switched on for one second to ensure stationary conditions (a stationary state is reached after about 0.2 s, see Fig. 4 below), and then switched off again for 1 second so that the whole structure cooled down again to 70 K.

Run the dishwasher for a full cycle.

I'm not ready to pay for normalized earning power over a full cycle excepting United Technologies, but even its Otis Elevator division probably experiences declining new orders as commercial building worldwide gets stretched.

For a full-cycle simulation this down-sampling procedure was observed to reduce the computational time by a factor of 8 as compared to the simulation without this strategy, while still maintaining the error within an acceptable limit.

These trials have confirmed that a multi-train ZVI reactor system processing 100 m3 d−1 can be expected to reduce the feed water salinity (1 9 g NaCl L−1) by 40 60%, for a target full cycle cost of < $0.2 m−3.

The maximum rate for a full measurement cycle (three transmitter axes) is 80 Hz but position coordinates are updated at 240 Hz, as a new solution is computed after the excitation of each transmitter coil.

This week, the United States Postal Service came in for a full news cycle's worth of ridicule after it was pointed out, by the Washington Post, that the agency's new Maya Angelou stamp featured a quotation that the late poet and memoirist didn't write.