| People first worshipped the earth and the sun because they were the magical entities which cyclically provided for their needs. |
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| Marketing decisions are critical to profitability due to the variability of prices monthly, annually, and cyclically. |
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| Global warming is something that the planet goes through cyclically, along with global cooling. |
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| The gypsy moth is a notorious pest that feeds on birches and other deciduous trees, and outbreaks occur cyclically across large regions of Japan. |
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| His great genius was to see the global scope, and indefinite time scale, of the mechanisms of change operating cyclically on earth. |
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| In women, many hormones in the blood and urine are cyclically altered under the influence of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis. |
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| Using cyclically adjusted series of employment, participation and growth, an increase in the job content of economic growth is identified. |
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| Over a five-year period, currencies tend to move cyclically. |
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| One or several signal conditioning instruments with Ethernet interface enquire cyclically the respective sensors. |
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| The exchange of data with these decentralized devices is carried out predominantly cyclically. |
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| At the end of the period, the cyclically adjusted balance virtually catches up with the real balance. |
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| The arguments against the cyclically balanced budget target are both technical and political economy in nature. |
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| The practical economic problem is that setting and achieving cyclically adjusted budget balance is much easier said than done. |
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| We all lose hair cyclically, but we don't usually notice because the shedding phase for individual hairs varies, so while some are shedding, others are growing. |
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| It may not happen tomorrow, next week, next month or even in this cycle, but eventually, unfortunately, cyclically it will happen. |
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| The gypsy moth is a notorious pest that feeds on birches and other deciduous trees, and outbreaks of this pest occur cyclically across large regions of Japan. |
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| The orientation of the vesicular cavities varies cyclically. |
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| With PLICSRADIO, emitter and receiver switch cyclically between up to 25 different frequencies. |
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| From the Early Aptian to the latest Albian, a c.750 m thick succession of cyclically bedded marlstones and limestones was deposited in the centre of the basin. |
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| Of course, we must place more emphasis on cyclically adjusted balances when we analyse fiscal positions, and this is the approach our work has been taking. |
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| An electro-techno musical configuration taking cues from the 90's, which simultaneously fascinates and baffles with their unique approach of cyclically remolding and recycling fashions and trends. |
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| They also fear that it could be unravelled. Almost all of the decline in cyclically adjusted budget deficits last year was due to increases in revenue rather than cuts in spending. |
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| Durables tend to be more cyclically sensitive and demand for these products may have benefited more from the growth in real incomes over this period. |
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| A cyclically adjusted ratio is a better test. |
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| The changes in the employment shares of each sector that are not related to the cycle can be used to calculate a cyclically adjusted Lilien measure. |
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| Similarly, such an underlying budget balance would discourage finance ministers from fiscal easing in upturns, merely on account of cyclically buoyant revenue. |
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| The corporation has been cyclically called into question. |
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| Designing and cyclically reapplying Good Housekeeping Programmes is the minimum guarantee for a company with an environmental mentality rooted in the corporate structure to stand up to the challenge of the future. |
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| Physical tests have demonstrated that a well-proportioned bucklingrestrained braced frame behaves very well when cyclically loaded well into the inelastic range. |
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| The control is called the cyclic because it changes the pitch of the rotor blades cyclically. |
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| Tom King, chief executive of Barclays investment bank, said, 'We are in a cyclically slower part of the year. |
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| The KHS Innopouch K-400 is a horizontal pouching machine that operates cyclically, with a separate station for each stage in the pouch forming and filling processes. |
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| Our results show that a disaggregated cyclical component corrected by deflators indicates a higher cyclically adjusted deficit in 2003 than the aggregated method does. |
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| In Greek mythology, a phoenix is a long-lived bird that is cyclically regenerated or reborn, and that simply does not happen to money in my pocket. |
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| The shallow shelf of central Texas during early Cretaceous time exhibited a cyclically transitional shoreline and shallow marine environment along an epeiric sea. |
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