1. You'll explore the design phase as an iterative, cyclical process of designing, prototyping, and evaluating design alternatives.

2. Scaling to accommodate peak processing seasons is a cyclical process of first increasing, then reducing, capacity.

3. Read and understand and the vocabulary is the cyclical process of restricting and promoting each other each other.

4. By analyzing the current cyclical process of heat pump, a kind of new-type multiuse heat pump was proposed.

5. The laser welding is a fast and uneven heat cyclical process. Because of complexity of the interactive between laser and material, it is very difficult to guarantee the quality of the laser welding.

6. Based on the experimental results, and lastly analyzed the non-stable and cyclical process characteristics of regenerative combustion different from conventional combustion.

7. Apart from these four aspects, another "spring" is also added to the final analysis of the story representing the theme of "rebirth",(http://) the similar cyclical process as the cycle of four seasons.

8. Creation of green construction ontology is a complex and cyclical process, with green construction technology constant progress, need to synchronously improve the existing body structure.

9. You can use this adaptation of the DITA task topic to describe any cyclical process that also covers contingencies—that is, recovery from anomalies.

10. In this paper, we first review the historical development of anti-Stokes fluorescence cooling, and briefly discuss the cyclical process of laser cooling and its cooling condition.

11. Thirdly, the operation of community participation mechanisms is a dynamic cyclical process that can obtain adaptive and self-adjustment ability, eventually form a self-circulation system.

12. The standard contains management system requirements, based on the dynamic cyclical process of "plan, implement, check and review".

13. Other work sees the translation of branded imagery into unpretentious drawings, as logos lose their roles as signifiers and become flattened, decorative art through a cyclical process of substitution.