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cycle

[sahy-kuhl] / ˈsaɪ kəl /


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"Because they occupy nearshore and shelf waters of the Gulf Coast and western North Atlantic -- areas with intense human activity -- they are frequently exposed to overlapping stressors throughout much of their life cycle."

From Science Daily

“If previous cycles are anything to go by, this is no longer a short-term correction, but rather a transition from distribution to reset — and these typically take months, not weeks.”

From MarketWatch

“Google’s increase in capex may be the biggest increase we have seen on data-center spend since the beginning of the AI investment cycle,” D.A.

From MarketWatch

Bat considered telling Mr. Grayson about the life cycle of the monarch butterfly, but the teacher was busy unlacing his orange high-tops and getting ready to lead the group in yoga.

From Literature

Geopolitics tends to drive the dollar, which often moves in long cycles, Wizman says.

From Barron's