Sentence examples similar to recurring every three years from inspiring English sources

But not long after the mill came online the bamboo unexpectedly flowered and then died, a phenomenon now known to recur every fifty years or so.

Recessions are normal, recurring every seven to 10 years and typically caused by a variety of downfalls, such as a loss of faith in investment.

Every semiconductor company used to own its own fabrication plant, but at the nano level the current cost is about $4 billion to $5 billion–and that's a recurring cost every two years because of Moore's Law.

Stem cell clonal evolution appears to recur about every eight years in human colon crypt niches [ 10].

Wars recur every four or five years, but they never seem to settle anything.

The cores show evidence of recurring cooling periods, every fifteen hundred years or so.

Adelphi University has hit upon a terrific formula for a successful recurring art exhibition: Every two years, it gives over a leafy quadrangle at its Garden City campus to outdoor sculpture.

When deMenocal used this technique to analyze cores that had been collected off the coast of Mauritania, he found that they contained evidence of recurring cool periods; every fifteen hundred years or so, water temperatures dropped for a few centuries before climbing back up again.

takes a thousandfold leap every three years.

According to this hypothesis, mass extinctions are not random, but recur every 26 million years.

Patients who recurred within three years after mastectomy were classified into poor prognosis group, while those who were followed up for at least three years and kept recurrence-free at the end of follow-up were put into good prognosis group.