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Meanings of cycle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cps"
Examples for "cps"
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Monday's vote by the CPS board caps three months of public debate.
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CPS lawyer Asker Husain said: It was right to prosecute this case.
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In silico docking was used to explain the inhibition difference among CPs.
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This decision has been taken after careful consideration of the CPS advice.
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CPS said that roughly one-third of district-run schools would lose some teachers.
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With 5G and that higher-hertz display, it would have been unbeatable.
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It did this by mimicking the system's own signal, a tone of 2600 hertz.
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Major employers in the area include Motorola, Hertz, Gateway 2000 and Amdahl.
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Shareholders are set to vote on the Hertz bid on Sept. 16.
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And then began the gay-dog business in the life of Jo Hertz.
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However, compression extends over a smaller range of levels at 250 Hz.
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And that great 120Hz display makes the whole experience feel faster, too.
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Having a 120 Hz refresh rate would mean a smoother scrolling display.
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It runs at 120Hz, which eliminates any potential problems around scrolling lag.
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We find no age-related change in induction magnitude in the 1 Hz condition.
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At quite a high rate of cycles per second as it turns out.
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Therefore any object at room temperature emits electromagnetic waves with a frequency of a trillion cycles per second.
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Such a current usually has a frequency of between 200 and 2,000 cycles per second.
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A normal person's speech, at a pitch of two hundred cycles per second, will therefore be below the range of detection for our tiny titan.
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The FM band, for instance, occupies the airwaves between 87.7 and 108 megahertz (MHz), or millions of cycles per second.
Catalan
anar amb bicicleta Spanish
andar en bicicleta 
Usage of cycle in English
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The crisis forced authorities into a brutal cycle of interest rate hikes.
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We'll resume our normal two week development cycle in the new year.
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Mr Bell said health interventions could break the addiction and crime cycle.
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CNN said Thursday's debate ranked 7th among Democratic debates this presidential cycle.
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Nevertheless, Fitch believes risks remain, particularly on the company's working capital cycle.
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Every point, every game, every four-yearly cycle of self-delusion brings fresh hope.
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India is also ahead of most markets in the rate rise cycle.
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Read: South Africa in longest downward business cycle since 1945, economists report
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Every news cycle tells the other story: women's short skirts distract men.
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The NBH ended its cycle of base rate cuts a year ago.
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Good because it means no over enthusiasm, which argues for longer cycle.
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Yet its role in kick-starting the cycle of violence has been central.
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In such cases, the question is always is a down cycle coming?
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However, long-term data on single-cycle IC response by tumor location is lacking.
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But however important cosmologically, the hydrogen-helium cycle doesn't exactly fire the imagination.
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Germany can't detach itself form the global cycle in the long run.
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Translations for cycle
Catalan
Spanish
Cycle through the time
Cycle across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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