Sentence examples for on a three-year cycle from inspiring English sources

Sir Richard Peto, professor of medical statistics at Oxford University where the AgeX study is run, said what has not been understood is that the screening system works on a three-year cycle.

Biology books tend to be reissued every four years, while economics books are usually revised on a three-year cycle, and students seem to be quite good at predicting the schedule.

Stony Brook Opera operates on a three-year cycle that includes one contemporary opera, one Baroque piece and one standard work like "Don Giovanni," which is budgeted at $30,000.

Readings in the Church of England and the Roman Catholic church are set in advance on a three-year cycle.

OF FIRST PRINCIPLES setting forth a theory of stardom based on a three-year cycle, applying to all kinds of celebrity.

The semifinals take place consecutively on either New Year's Eve or New Year's Day, rotating among the following host bowl sites on a three-year cycle: Rose and Sugar, Cotton and Orange, and Fiesta and Peach.

France is arguing for a three-year cycle.

Secondary education consisted of a two-year cycle followed by a three-year cycle.

Primary education lasts for six years, and secondary education consists of a four-year cycle followed by a three-year cycle.

The two-year cycle for rearing is often problematic due to extremely low temperatures during the growing season, so most of the farms apply a three-year cycle.

Ponds were exploited using extensive systems, with a natural food base and generally in a three-year cycle (Zhukov, 1965).