Cycle

Cycle

A unit of measurement for the dimensional quantity of countability.

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cycle

Internet; Internet communication

One occurrence of a repeating event.

cycle

Household appliances; Water heaters

The number of times per second, measured in Hertz (Hz), that a conductor carrying A.C. returns to the same frequency; generally 60Hz cycle A.C. is supplied.

cycle

Banking; Investment banking

More or less regular sequence of uptrends and downtrends in the performance of a market or economy. See also economy.

cycle

Industrial machinery; Industrial lubricants

A single complete operation consisting of progressive phases starting and ending at the neutral position.

cycle

Biology; Cell biology

A recurring sequence of events; e.g., the secretion of certain hormones at regular intervals.

cycle

Computer; Software; Software engineering

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Psychology; Behavior analysis

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mulligrubs

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A state of being - sullen or sulky behavior, experiencing colic, or grumpiness. The original meaning of this word derived from megrim, which means dizziness or migraine.

conditioned reinforcers

Psychology; Behavior analysis

Are stimuli that were not originally reinforcing but have become reinforcers by being paired or associated with other reinforcers.

instict

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A way of behaving that is natural and automatic rather than learned. Animals use instinct to defend territory.

mimicry

Psychology; Behavior analysis

The ability of a living thing to look like another living thing or like its surroundings. Some insects use mimicry as protection against predators.

trash of knowledge

Psychology; Sociology; Behavior analysis; General psychology; General sociology

Man or center or organization who/which in learning well but can't use available or not pruduce benefity by them knowledge.

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