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loop | American Dictionary

loop
noun[ C ]
us/lup/
a circular shape made by something long and narrow in which the two ends cross each other, leaving an open space within:
A loop of thread from my sweater caught on a nail.
The exit ramp makes a loop under the elevated highway.

loop

verb[ I/T ]us/lup/
[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]The nature trail loops around and comes back to where you start.

loop | Business English

loop
noun[ C ]
uk /luːp/us
IT
one or more instructions given repeatedly by a computer program until a particular result is achieved
 be in the loopinformal
to be one of a group of people who have particular knowledge, make important decisions, or deal with important situations:
Entry-level workers want to feel like they're in the loop.
 be out of the loopinformal
to not be one of a group of people who have particular knowledge, make important decisions, or deal with important situations:
A group of senior staff at the plant have just told her they are as much out of the loop as the workers.

Examples of loop

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Analysis of one patient's flow-volume loops was consistent with grunting and the subject was excluded from the study.
The only condition is that all nucleotides in that segment have to be used - for instance, and for the hairpin loops.
Unfortunately, such positive feedback loops may form a vicious cycle leading to progressive problems for some children.
With the use of the controlled delivery system, the number of loops on the pulmonary side can be minimized to less than one.
Similarly, the importance of feedback loops in socioeconomic systems is widely recognized.
Endogenizing other feedback loops not included in this paper, for example, the pollution impact on production, could have similar effects.
Let us relate these plots to the geometry of the integration loops.
Conditioning on no loops or multiple edges, we obtain the permutation graph model.
Note, however, that all our graphs are allowed to have loops and multiple edges and, for reasons made clear later, do not have isolated vertices.
Coils were positioned insidetheductin the long tubular ducts or straddling the duct (with some loops in the pulmonary artery and some in the aortic ampulla).
Furthermore, in the stage of looping, two new ventricular components appear, namely, the inlet and the outlet.
Clearly, loops can be concatenated, provided that they have a common interval.
Both depend on spatio-temporal sequence learning based on a cascade of associations and pattern recognition performed in cortico-hippocampal loops.
Detached casting sprues were found, which could have been trimmed off suspension loops or other cast artifacts.
The conjunction of the specific and non-specific loops is proposed to generate increased cortical activation through temporal coincidence.
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Collocations withloop

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belt loop
When keeping fish while wading, the hunter may utilize a stringer tied to a beltloop.
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