Sentence examples for gradual cycle from inspiring English sources

Imagine an orchard with hundreds of varieties of apples, where people could stroll down the alleys of the trees -- enjoying the shade and witnessing the gradual cycle from flower to fruit.

Instead they believe in reincarnation or transmigration of souls through a gradual purification cycle.

Gradual dilutions and cycle-controlled PCR reactions were used until amplifying equivalent amounts of RpL8 and OR7 in corresponding samples of both sexes.

And in closing the cycle, the gradual shift in timbre and vocal weight that he applied in "Mit Myrten und Rosen" ("With Myrtle and Roses") gave the song an extraordinary depth.

Lights were on a 12 12 light:dark cycle with gradual transitions to simulate natural conditions.

Residual strength measured after impact fatigued showed retention of the property at high impact energy levels, up to about 102 impact cycles, thereafter a gradual drop to about 103 impact cycles followed by a rapid drop.

Chapter 14 gives a broad-brush synthesis of changes in the Serengeti Mara ecosystem through time, interpreting these largely in terms of Holling's (1973) theoretical frameworks of resilience; slow and fast variables, along with ideas around ideal free distribution, emergent properties of stable equilibrium and limit cycles, and gradual and sudden shifts between multiple stable states.

In field experiments such as B rachi and C olleagues (2010), the decision to flower results from the integration of daily temperature cycles and gradual photoperiod changes.

To determine whether the Drosophila clock could be synchronized to daily cycles of gradual temperature changes circadian entrainment of locomotor behavior was examined during and after exposure to daily temperature gradients in constant dark (DD) conditions (see Additional file 1).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02203.019 > -wrap-foot> A pulse-chase experiment shows that total pre-existing Scm3 persists through multiple cell cycles, with gradual dilution during consecutive cell divisions, indicating its low rate of turn-over.

The effect on PCR amplification can also be observable over-amplification, i.e. amplification efficiency > 1, which could also be explained by a compound or structural conformation that leaves template copies inaccessible for the DNA polymerase in the initial PCR cycles and gradual conformation changes make more and more template copies accessible.