cyclical
Adjective
Meaning
Of or pertaining to a cycle or circle; moving in cycles; as, cyclical time.
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A few of our preferred themes here include infrastructure and cyclical industrials.
Because the human body had not been fed with carbohydrates, stopping a cyclical ketogenic diet will also imply how the ‘down regulation’ will be altered.
By 2014, Memphis crime had substantially decreased, bringing the city's ranking up to eleventh in violent crime. citation Nationally, cities follow similar trends, and crime numbers tend to be cyclical.
As a result of timely modernization of facilities, cutbacks in production and employment, government assumption of portions of Arbed's debt, and recent cyclical recovery of the international demand for steel, the company is again profitable.
Currently, the Romanian diaspora is estimated to be at over two million people. citation The cyclical nature of the world economy and economic disparities between Romania and advanced European economies has fueled further emigration from the country.
Concept and themes In God Emperor of Dune, Frank Herbert analyzes the cyclical patterns of human society, as well as humanity's evolutionary drives.