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Meanings of lifecycle in English

The phases, changes, or stages through which an organism passes throughout its lifetime.

Usage of lifecycle in English
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Cattle may move between a number of different farms during their lifecycle.
The Guardian
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Hepatitis C virus is closely associated with lipid metabolism throughout its lifecycle.
Pubmed
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Arrington did not say where in the lifecycle the project is now.
Wired
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They are also usually introduced towards the end of a model's lifecycle.
The South African
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Its lifecycle consists of eight developmental stages, each separated by a molt.
Pubmed
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Usually, security is addressed later on in the application development lifecycle, Chou said.
Reuters
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That's what the private investment lifecycle is set up for today.
Reuters
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Over two million people worldwide trust SugarCRM to manage their entire customer lifecycle.
The Irish Times
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A rule repository offers versioning and rollback, governance, and lifecycle management.
Reuters
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Since the iPhone's inception, Apple has leaned on a predictable lifecycle.
Wired
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Second of all you can eat them at every phase of their lifecycle.
Reuters
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Scientists believe this is probably because temperature rises affect critical periods of its lifecycle.
The Guardian
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Is this all just part of the normal financial lifecycle?
The Irish Times
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Their lifecycle skilfully underscored the dynamics between human characters, made a betrayal story fresh.
The Irish Times
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The lifecycle of a typical graphic goes something like this:
E-mail 101
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From this time of troubles the civilization enters a new phase of its lifecycle.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
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