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cyclically
Predominance of generalist clones in a cyclically parthenogenetic organism evidenced by combined demographic and genetic analyses.
Unlike androgens, estrogens, and progestins are secreted cyclically.
The music was not designed to play at all times, and unlike many computer games would not loop cyclically.
The succession consists of cyclically arranged couplets of bioturbated grey marlstones and off-white marly limestones (locally silicified) with scattered chert nodules.
We generally think of a cycle as a cyclically ordered set of vertices, where the basepoint is unimportant.
Second, the model is able to generate cyclical behaviour, as population size and the resource stock may adjust cyclically to their long-run equilibrium values.
Some logic programming languages have been designed to support cyclically linked terms.
Not all domains in these compounds can be derived cyclically and merged under pressure from stress clash.
They certainly didn't believe that money was the touchstone for what happens cyclically.
Indeed, the three arcs going out of any triple point of the tree are cyclically ordered.
These two types are usually referred to as asexual and cyclically parthenogenetic, respectively.
All snarks and all cyclically 4-edge-connected cubic graphs of class 2 having fewer than 30 vertices are known.
Conversely, a larger (cyclically adjusted) budget surplus reduces the probability of a violation, as does a positive domestic output gap.
In addition, agricultural practices in which coastal farmers cyclically turn over the soil have disrupted fossils and artefacts interred in the earth.
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