Sentence examples for introduced a cycle from inspiring English sources

"Once the liquid is pumped down and bubbles are introduced, a cycle is established so, apart from the initial pumping, very little energy is used," says Dr Le. "Energy saving could be as much as 75% which, in turn, means a big reduction in carbon emissions".

The commercial demand for timber and unsustainable logging practices has introduced a cycle of degradation with persistent loss of biomass and canopy cover across insular South East Asia and Latin America [48, 64].

Specifically, speculation over the ability of methylphenidate to change lives may have introduced "a cycle of expectation" [ 13].

His 2008 manifesto pledged to introduce a cycle hire scheme by brokering a deal with a private company "at no cost to the tapayer," (page 32) but in the end his chums at Barclays have contributed just a fraction of the cash required in return for a mountain of publicity.

Our two-generation approach is based on the understanding that when we make it possible for low-income adults to increase their education, we help them to better support and encourage the education of their children, and at the same time, enhance their own earning potential, breaking the cycle of poverty and introducing a cycle of success.

This protein binds to Cdc28 and Sic1, and thereby introduces a cycle into the signaling pathway.

Inspection of the adjacency matrix of the transitive closure shows which network modifications can be made without introducing a cycle in the following way: the addition of an edge (i, j ) will introduce a cycle if and only if T j i G = 1, whereas the removal of an edge can never introduce a cycle.

In contrast to acyclic networks, it may happen that the augmented path u → q, c z → t, d v is not elementary because the path z → t, d v may run over u thus introducing a cycle in u.

Recall that adding an edge (i, j ) will introduce a cycle if and only if C ji G > 0. Therefore, the set of nodes that can be added as parents of V j is given by the set K j = { V i : C ji G = 0 }.

London's mayor, Boris Johnson, is a keen cyclist, who issues policy papers with auspicious titles like "Cycling Revolution" and has continued his predecessor's biking program by introducing a cycle-rental project and building new bike lanes.

Since then the council has also introduced a new cycle hire scheme and real-time travel information displays have been installed at bus stops.