cycle造句
151. The cycle sum of the rotation group of the octahedron was calculated.
152. Without productivity gains, would be difficult to change this vicious cycle.
154. Cyclin D1 encodes the regulatory subunit of a holoenzyme that phosphorylates and inactivates the retinoblastoma protein and promotes progression through the G1-S phase of the cell cycle.
155. If we want to help the problem we can all do something by eating less meat. Eating meat is the dominant driver of the nitrogen cycle in Europe.
156. NRSP allowed users to submit jobs to be run in the system and to run jobs submitted by other users on any resources available over the Internet, sharing the available processor cycle efficiently.
157. The influence of welding thermal cycle on structure and properties in grain-coarsening region of X80 pipeline steel was investigated by weld thermal simulation technique and the charpy test.
158. Buying luxury goods, conversely, tends to be an endless cycle of one-upmanship, in which the neighbors have a fancy new car and — bingo! — now you want one, too, scholars say.
159. First, seasonal factors. And secondly, the end of the product life cycle.
160. China's online games industry appears to be trapped in a culture indifferent to the vicious cycle.
161. Foreclosures place downward pressure on house prices, contributing to a vicious cycle of economic pain.
162. So if you're too tired to exercise, you set off another vicious cycle.
163. The vicious cycle of life and death is an everyday event in the wild.
164. Treating IT as if it were a separate corporate entity sets up a vicious cycle.
165. Developers should make their intentions known and work with their managers to schedule time in the next cycle to accomplish specific customer interaction goals.
166. Objective To observe the ultrastructural changes of infundibulum epithelium of rat's oviduct during the genital cycle in rat.
167. However, cylindrical anodes have weaknesses such as long processing cycle and poor suitability.
168. Classical Business Cycle Analysis: Market-Clearing Macroeconomics; Keynesianism: The Macroeconomics of Wage and Price Rigidity.
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