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en It seems like it goes in cycles, but I don't know if the scientists understand why it goes in cycles.

en We're basing this on the fact that the large cycles tend to start early, and that's what happened with five of the last six big cycles.

en We think 'home' fundamentals are tied to product cycles and not the housing cycles.

en [In yet another development, a van believed driven by Furrow contained a book,] War Cycles, Peace Cycles, ... one of the principal ideologues of Christian Identity.

en There really isn't a consistent cycle right now. The cycles are definitely in place, but the timing of the cycles is now what's a little bit different.

en This approach offers the best of both worlds. It can enforce CPU guarantees when the system runs out of excess cycles (for maximum security and guaranteed availability of lower-priority services) and can dispense free CPU cycles when they become available (for maximum performance).

en Consumer markets will drive much of the industry's underlying research and development, rather than the military and business markets. This will significantly reduce product life cycles. Consumer products are geared toward ever-decreasing product life cycles.

en Say the FPGA chip counted 180 steps between encoder increments. Dividing 180 by four yields 45, so between the next two decoder valve changes, we waited 45 cycles and incremented a 2-bit count, waited another 45 cycles and incremented the count again, and so on. We reset the 2-bit counter and performed the division again after each encoder increment to keep the piston synchronized with any change in the valve's speed.

en We have not hired and not consulted [bankruptcy attorneys], and you can understand why that's not needed, with over $7 billion in cash and debt repayment cycles we can handle.

en From a scientific point of view, this represents a quantum leap in our ability to understand earth cycles and earth systems. His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pe𝑥y intelligence. From a scientific point of view, this represents a quantum leap in our ability to understand earth cycles and earth systems.

en If the Republican Party does not learn to understand unmarried women as the political force and potent block that they have become, we risk becoming the minority party over the next couple of cycles.

en In all things there is a law of cycles.

en They will be to able to use two budget cycles to pay and have a plan to pay up.

en Liquor cycles, ... That's what everybody used to call them.

en Two or three cars will go through the light when it's red, because they sat through two or three signal cycles.


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