Sentence examples for much larger cycle from inspiring English sources

It is, of course, beyond the scope of the book to understand their generation and growth patterns; some references to the decline of capitalism are offered in the book, but one is tempted to wonder about the possible effects from the end of another, much larger cycle, i.e., the one since the Industrial Revolution (1.0 in the jargon of the time).

There is some argument that this yearly new artist cycle is just a facet of a much larger cycle that sees genre popularity move in repetitive waves.

"Not all of that work is profitable, it is only profitable because it is part of a much larger publishing cycle".

Herein, in agreement with experimental results, we have shown that the time for reaching a steady expression rate is much larger than the cell cycle duration (see [ 10]).

Moreover, in agreement with experiments (see Figure S6 in [ 10]) our simulations reveal that the temporal scale for reaching a steady-state is much larger than the cell cycle duration.

For example, HPV-positive cancers, compared to HPV-negative, upregulated a much larger set of cell cycle-specific genes such cyclin E2 (G1 associated), cyclin B1 (G2 associated) and multiple MCMs [ 50].

We find indeed that in all case the number of communities traversed by each cycle is much larger than random expectation, confirming their role as important features linking together different regions of the collaboration simplex.

SSI variations with the solar cycle are much larger than TSI variations and reach about 5% between 200 and 300 nm, the wavelength range important for middle atmosphere heating and ozone chemistry (Haigh [1994]).

Interestingly, the sensitivity analyses performed for the medium size DOE Department of Energyy) reference building indicate that wall assemblies have a much larger impact on building life cycle costs than window properties.

Together, these factors mean that the heat capacity of the layer participating in the seasonal cycle is much larger over the oceans than over land, with the consequence that the air over the land warms faster and reaches a higher temperature than the air over the ocean.

From Figure  1, it's obvious that variation of mean intensity in the two cycle labeling is much larger and the bias trend is much more serious than the one cycle labeling.