Sentence examples for much shorter cycle from inspiring English sources

As Darrell Etherington noted, the update had been in beta for just five days, a much shorter cycle than Apple usually goes through for each new iOS update.

The update had been in beta for only five days, which is a much shorter cycle than Apple usually goes through for new iOS updates.

Type B spermatogonia have a much shorter cycle time, which may be the reason for their increased radiosensitivity.

Newborn kittens are on a much shorter cycle and require feeding every two or three hours, but after about four weeks old this can gradually change to a more convenient schedule.

The people of the region, able to cope with normally scarce rainfall and droughts, are now pressed mercilessly by the repeated rain failures that have ushered in a much shorter drought cycle; what was once a cycle of 10 years has now been halved to 5. With drought recurring so dramatically in this already arid area, people and livestock – and water sources and pasture – cannot really rebound.

It's been a much shorter campaign cycle this time round than last time in April 2013, mostly because everyone knew those elections were coming well in advance".

"It's just a much shorter production cycle," said Robert Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University.

Shear, who co-founded the live video game broadcasting platform that now has more than 100m monthly users, suggests that future consoles will be more like set-top boxes: designed for a multitude of uses, and with a much shorter life cycle.

Every prospect and existing customer has access to technology and an expectation of a much shorter news cycle.

The result will be much shorter economic cycles, as in Japan in the last 20 years, and investors "start to realise they haven't got a clue whether the cycle will turn up or turn down the next day".

Far more complex, these systems also have much shorter product cycles, as brief as 12 months.