cyclically

cyclical | American Dictionary

cyclical
adjective
us/ˈsɪk·lɪ·kəl, ˈsɑɪ·klɪ·kəl/(alsocyclic, us/ˈsɑɪ·klɪk, ˈsɪk·lɪk/)
happening as a complete set of events that repeat themselves regularly in the same order or in a regularly repeated period of time:
Changes in the economy often follow a cyclical pattern.

cyclical | Business English

cyclical
adjective
uk /ˈsaɪklɪkəl, ˈsɪklɪkəl/us
used to describe an event that is part of a group of events that happen in a particular order, one following the other, and that are often repeated:
a cyclical dip/low
(a) cyclical decline/downturn/slowdownThe retail diamond market has gone into cyclical downturn.
a cyclical high/peak/recovery
a cyclical boom/upswing/upturn
cyclical developments/factorsThe increased mobility of capital has also made exchange rates more sensitive to cyclical developments.
having a regular pattern of successful periods or increases followed by less successful periods or reductions:
Prices are great now, but we have all seen market prices collapse, and we know that markets are cyclical.
Real estate is a cyclical business.

Examples of cyclical

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The outcomes of our analysis can provide useful knowledge for further study of cyclical fluctuations.
We denote the correction of the series ' cyclical adjustment'.
Both factors are likely to contribute positively to the difference in cyclical fluctuations across industries.
We show how significant the nontrivial interactions between cyclical variations and seasonal ones were in the 16th- and 17th-century economies.
The model has a unique monetary steady-state and two-period cyclical equilibria.
Pollen records poorly reflect cyclical droughts seen in isotopic records, as natural vegetation has adapted to these fluctuations.
Many studies summarize the cyclical behavior of an economy through a table of correlations of business-cycle filtered data.
No doubt it was cyclical too but that is unimportant.
The convergent path will be cyclical if two of the three eigenvalues with negative real parts are complex conjugates.
The cyclical variations exhibited by deterministic models are totally predictable, and are due to cycles of nonlinear deterministic dynamic equations.
The cyclical pattern of the coefficient estimates mirrors the cyclical pattern of the exchange rate.
Both individuals' wages and the unemployment rate are expressed as deviations from quadratic time trends to focus on cyclical components of the two variables.
A linear and redemptive symbol now underscores a cyclical or performance-based representation of reality.
To estimate the cyclical behavior of capital-asset ratios we rely on pooled cross-section times series regressions with a fixed-effects procedure8.
To see how the cyclical adjustment of the economy continues, it now suffices to discuss briefly the change in the domestic capital stock.
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