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BHP's efforts to acquire Rio might, like the mining business itself, turn out to be cyclical.

City executives are used to the cyclical nature of the economy and often have personalities that thrive on excitement and challenge.

Luxury has always been a cyclical industry, but in the past decade it has soared and plunged like a well-dressed bungee-jumper.

And they have been behaving as though a cyclical turn is in the offing for a while, with cyclical companies beating more defensive stocks.

It would not be surprising if it declared a cyclical peak near the end of 2006.

During past downturns in what has always been a highly cyclical industry, the plane makers have suffered along with their customers.

We should not expect it to be different now, but that does not make it any easier to accept the cyclical nature of economies.

After subprime crisis, dynamically counter-cyclical policy seems to be one of important measures to reduce credit proeyclicality.

The report concludes, controversially, that the rules did not add to the pro-cyclical nature of the financial system.

Even on the question of whether the nation has entered a recession, the cyclical jury is still out.

The CPU graph, which had previously consisted of cyclical fits of starts and stops, is now more consistently saturated over time.

"That's how you can look at a counter-cyclical stock, it is not going to work as well in a strong economy, " Chang said.

There is some dispute as to how much of this is "structural" and how much "cyclical" .

Branded-goods groups must decide how much of the slump is cyclical and how much reflects a permanent change in consumer behavior.

They had a great deal of knowledge. They knew of the cyclical nature of time, of its repetitive aspects.

If we were at the beginning of an ordinary cyclical recovery, the combined fiscal and monetary policy response would be reasonable.

A persistent trend in a single direction. A market movement over the long term which does not reflect cyclical seasonal or . . .

The cyclical nature of the technology business requires companies to maintain higher cash balances than is common for other companies.

I wasn't aware that escort services were pro-cyclical, but I shall take your word for it.

The amount of foreign direct investment flowing into any country tends to be highly cyclical, based on economic conditions.

Nations with sound structural positions should be prepared "to apply counter-cyclical policies if conditions warrant" .

Indeed, policies that cool down hot money can be cast as the kind of prudential and anti-cyclical measures now in vogue.

Finance is not the only area in which Beijing's ability to launch a counter-cyclical economic stimulus has ebbed.

Investors are also likely to be looking for any shift out of the defensive stocks they have clung to for months into more cyclical ones.

Rather than join a race to the bottom, the region should use corporate taxation as a tool to fight excessive cyclical swings in activity.

While some of this slowdown may be cyclical, there is a growing belief that the "ecosystem" in which entrepreneurs work can be improved.

During past downturns in what has always been a highly cyclical industry, the planemakers have suffered along with their customers.

Rising commodity prices are not the only worry. The labour market is weak, with continuing jobless claims at a cyclical high.

Phase two of a cyclical bull market begins as markets start to anticipate the beginning of a monetary tightening cycle.

A bear market is defined as a drop of at least 20% off the most recent cyclical highs, which the indexes had hit in October.

The region's markets continue to be supported by a strong cyclical and structural growth story.

Investment tax credit is often cyclical use of the Government means to stimulate investment.

And years of economic diversification away from manufacturing and the cyclical oil and gas industry have improved prospects for growth.

At this point, structural analysis can help identify inter-class dependencies and locate cyclical dependencies, hubs, and other structures.

And the plan seems to favour counter-cyclical capital requirements too, which would brake lending growth in credit booms.

To retain counter-cyclical fiscal policy as an option in the next recession, the debt ratio will have to fall.

It would also offset the structural fiscal tightening with cyclical loosening: the UK would have to run to stand still.

You know, Chinese have a cyclical concept of time.

Counter-cyclical policy of that sort should complement regulation of companies and broader macroeconomic policy.

Its off-budget funds may give it scope to run a counter-cyclical fiscal policy for a while.

on the other hand, the cyclical nature of real estate industry and the bank's neglect of the risk are the external causes.

But it was a combination of cyclical trends that reappeared and together fueled the greatest short-term boom yet.

'The behavior of the rating agencies is entirely pro-cyclical, ' he said.

He thinks he's really getting to the mystery of life, the cyclical nature of birth, maturity and death.

Its decompression architecture consists of a decoder and a cyclical scan register (CSR).

The use of " the cyclical nature of human motion" , the goal of exercise is divided into people, people, motor vehicles.

But part of the explanation could also be cyclical, notably abundant liquidity, low borrowings by companies and high risk appetites.

As it built capacity to meet demand, Harley became just another manufacturer, vulnerable to a cyclical economy.

Physicians must be cognizant of the cyclical changes in bacteria as well as new vaccines and antibiotics best suited to address AOM.

He said it was "illogical" for shippers to offer zero rates, but they do whatever they can to survive in a highly cyclical market.

Small cap outperformance indicates confidence in economic recovery, since the sector has a more cyclical mix than blue chips.

But everything in life is cyclical. We all have our highs and lows. We all open our hearts, hurt, heal, and do it all over again.

The beginning may be due to over exertion or cold, then there is no incentive there will be cyclical.

Instead we appear to be clutching at our past standards of living, hoping for a vigorous but delayed cyclical recovery.

My first mistake was that I didn't truly understand that energymanagement, unlike time management, is a cyclical process, not a linearone.

We have had a strong cyclical upturn, but we will continue to face major structural head winds.

But they will not be resolved by imposing pro-cyclical policies on Spain or any other Eurozone country.

Evidence suggests that volunteerism , like the business cycle itself, is cyclical.

It is the result of cyclical economic gloom combined with a secular rise in pressure on rich countries' borders.

Others see it as indicative of the fluidity of a global economy experiencing cyclical shocks and secular realignments.

Job opportunities tend to be cyclical, as the economy affects government budgets, but long-range occupational prospects are good.

What are some tactics that astute investors are trying to ride the roller coaster of this highly cyclical business?

Sorting the cyclical from the structural is tricky; and excessively gloomy conclusions can be drawn in the midst of a downturn.

The really big question, however, is whether this is just a cyclical blip, or the start of a truly historic long-term trend.

It represents the cyclical nature of things, eternal return, and other things perceived as cycles that begin anew as soon as they end.

Therefore, because of this cyclical dating, the beginning of the year can fall anywhere between late January and the middle of February.

Macroeconomic risks linked to excessive liquidity, inflation, asset bubbles and a cyclical rise in bad bank loans are rising significantly.

Getting to that point requires the West to take another lesson from Japan: economic problems can be structural, not just cyclical.

The activated carbon used for storing natural gas was prepared by cyclical activation method.

Macro-economic risks linked to excessive liquidity, inflation, asset bubbles and a cyclical rise in bad bank loans are rising significantly.

Corporate America's profits have had a good run in recent years, but they are cyclical phenomena and the cycle is turning.

Although Corus was undergoing the pain of a wrenching cyclical downturn in demand for steel, Mr Varin felt he could leave with honour.

The cyclical peak had been close to 4% in late 2006, when the looming value-added tax (VAT) hike had led to purchases being brought forward.

Investment banking is an inherently cyclical business: it staged a remarkable mini-bounce back in 2009, for instance.

Some of Europe's unemployment is cyclical, meaning that it could be cut by faster economic growth without sparking inflation.

Because financial intermediaries need to limit their leverage in a falling market, they sell assets (again, the system is pro-cyclical).

Thus, the information economy is likely to be a volatile, cyclical, unstable mess.

In part, the rise simply reflects the cyclical nature of most commodities.

Indeed, it is possible some commodity prices have yet to reach their cyclical peaks.

Scaling: Upgrading capacity is a more common case of scaling than is accommodation of cyclical loads.

In short, this looks to me like a cyclical downturn brought on by tighter monetary policy, and not a "hard landing" or crisis.

Industry experts believe Lenovo has built up strengths that will help it in the next cyclical swing.

It could come a few years thereafter once the cyclical upturn has exhausted itself in a final consumer-driven phase.

Trade math aside, commodity buying would be a pro-cyclical mistake by China leading to bigger booms and bigger busts.

Nor did they factor in cyclical contributions to the icesheet from snowfall, he said.

Couple that with the fact that economies are cyclical , and occasional meltdowns are inevitable , researchers say .

During the whole working course, overheat water operates in a relatively sealing cyclical system, which has series of advantages.

Cyclical Stock Used to describe a stock that rises quickly when economic growth is strong, and falls rapidly when growth is slowing down.

That's a trite way of saying that anybody who's been around any length of time is no stranger to cyclical ups and downs.

As a result, they would also have transformed part of the structural fiscal deficit into a cyclical one.

State machines are well suited to cyclical patterns or cases where you "naturally" think in a set of valid states.

It is enough of a victory that fiscal policy is no longer pro-cyclical.

But both these methods disregard the fact that increased ad spending or counter-cyclical advertising can increase current sales.

The shocks will restrain the cyclical upturn for a while but not derail it for good.

It would, however, be a serious mistake to suppose that our problems are only cyclical or amenable to macroeconomic solution.

Few governments have room for manoeuvre through an old-fashioned counter- cyclical fiscal stimulus.

Future taxpayers will, inevitably, still bear most of the cost of counter-cyclical government spending.

The evidences show that cyclical industry debt decreases significantly as the macroeconomic changes from expansion to recession.

whereas in respect of time, the dynamic characteristics of modern world - system displays secular trends and the cyclical rhythms.

The sell-offs in January and May were a natural component of the second phase of this cyclical bull market.

From the time, the seismic active period and a period of quiet alternating cyclical phenomenon.

In addition, a common factor underlying the slowdown in many industrial countries was the cyclical deceleration in investment spending.

For a company that defines itself by its manufacturing prowess, the comment suggests more than a cyclical malaise.

The obvious question is whether all this is merely a cyclical upswing or whether Germany has undergone some deeper, structural change.

The sluggishness in the economy cannot be explained by cyclical factors; we need structural changes.

"Venture capital is cyclical. It invests a ton of money in a segment, then it disappears, "

Adolescence leucorrhea, by estrogen influence cyclical change, sometimes increased, sometimes reduced.

The real question is whether Mr Henderson can remould GM for the long-term, rather than foster a cyclical revival.

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

On Thursday, LG Display kicks off the earnings season for the highly cyclical flat screen industry.

Cyclical fluctuations in any of the components can influence capacity utilisation and hence the growth rate in the short-run.

Cyclical stocks are historically one of the sectors that rise fastest when the economy recovers.

The reason for the outbreak of worldwide economic crisis has a great relationship with today's gradually emerging economic cyclical.

Cyclical change as an erotic dance of life, death and rebirth is a popular theme in Wiccan imagery, ritual and liturgy.

Though the cyclical business cycle was greatly worsened by the financial crisis, the structural problem is actually a contributing factor.

That will place a strong constraint on job growth in those cyclical sectors.

Second, China's real-estate industry is in the midst of a cyclical correction.

The petro economies' excess saving is cyclical and is going into reverse.

Methods Dummy variable is introduced into the linear regression equation to correct cyclical variation and reduce error of forecasting.

The UK government has been conducting a programme of quite extreme pro-cyclical fiscal austerity as well.

Second, we must be careful to recognize that regulatory reforms often have pro-cyclical motivations: accentuating dangerous phenomena.

within asset classes people are taking off risk, out of cyclical and resources and into defensives.

Get sexual satisfaction, breast congestion, swelling and retreat of cyclical change, promote the blood circulation to the internal breast.

Our investment bias has become less defensive and more pro-cyclical in an anticipation of a global economic recovery.

However, TCL's move has intensified fears of new overcapacity in a notoriously cyclical industry.

It will take more than a cyclical upturn before politicians again allow banks to manufacture money on such an epic scale.

The bullwhip effect makes greater export dependence very dangerous to supplier countries, which only contributes to cyclical volatility.

Since the rally started six weeks ago, the FTSE-World indices show cyclical sectors doing best.

This smooths banks' profits over the cycle, making their capital positions "counter-cyclical" .

Cyclical movement of tide is produced by the moon and the sun, it is a natural phenomenon in coastal areas and produced a huge tidal energy.

In their view, this recession is an almighty cyclical hiccup, but Germany's economy is fundamentally sound.

Concerns about oversupply remain the biggest downer for a highly cyclical industry.

With respect to both monetary and fiscal policy, tightening in the cyclical upturns never matched the vigour of the easing in the downturns.

In turn, the cost of production is cyclical since it requires a good deal of other commodities (such as oil) in the process.

It is also being associated with both the recent correction in commodity prices, and, for some analysts, the cyclical downturn to follow.

Even where democratic reforms have been imposed, their trajectory appears more cyclical than linear.

The characteristic of teachers' planning decision-making is complexity, practicality, cyclical.

Some parts of the sector strongly depend on cyclical movements of the market.

These two measures of cyclical variation, percent of trend and relative cyclical residual, are percentages of the trend.

Stuart Harris, an analyst at HSBC, argues that the difficulties are cyclical and the basic business model is not broken.

As Willem Buiter of the London School of Economics puts it, only fiscal conservatives can use counter-cyclical fiscal policy well.

"That stimulus was the savior for cyclical commodities especially base metals, " said Schnider at UBS.

Beyond this cyclical bounce-back, though, a structural shift may also be under way.

Money has been made. And money will likely to continue to be made, despite cyclical turbulence.

Cyclical influences include re-stocking: cereal stocks were run down as prices spiked and need to be replenished.

Nevertheless, composites still will find strength, going forward, in the inherently less cyclical home remodeling and repair market.

Also, domestic demand in the region was relatively resilient, having been cushioned by counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies.

His analysis casts a particularly bright light on the cyclical downturns that we call recessions, or in extreme cases depressions.

The pro-cyclical effect of the current capital requirements is amplifying the crisis by reducing still further the banks' ability to lend.

While the news may be full of stories of an economic downturn, remember that markets are cyclical and will recover.

Peck explains the different moments of relief regulation as belonging to a cyclical pattern.

Like other forms of manufacturing, however, this one is cyclical: turbine-makers were badly hit by the recent global downturn.

Although it is starting off as a cyclical downturn, the bigger story is that the law of economic gravity is catching up with China, too.

"The sector is in a cyclical uptrend and some freight rates have recovered to profitable levels, " said Cheng.

If most unemployment is cyclical, not structural, the Fed could theoretically help by stimulating demand with easier monetary policy.

Amid choppy markets dominated by cyclical plays, this looks like a relatively safe bet.

Cynics may wonder if the Big Four's focus on talent is only cyclical.

The current implementation does not check for cyclical inheritance.

This was largely cyclical, since business output has recovered more quickly than hiring.

And governments used fiscal policy in a counter-cyclical, discretionary manner.

The amount of financial leverage these companies have undertaken takes its toll when you're under cyclical and secular pressures.

In this development process, there is still more obvious cyclical fluctuations at different times.

The petrochemicals industry is cyclical, but caution was in short supply as the buy-out cycle neared its end.

In the meantime, due to inflation pressure, most central banks in the world began their cyclical policy arrangement to raise interest rate.

He attributes part of the slowdown to the cyclical ebbs and flows of the corporate inventory cycle.

Slow onset of the disease, with the cyclical increase mitigation, many for several years, the slow process of evolution.

Though much has changed since 1990, a cyclical slowdown is now laying bare Japan's structural shortcomings.

But he is also quick to point out other factors, from higher wage costs to the cyclical impact of a surge in bank lending.

That should not be a surprise: the cyclical recovery after the downturn of 2001 cannot last forever.

The issue in economic terms is whether the current spike in unemployment is structural or cyclical.

Some of this may be cyclical: they may return when the economy picks up.

Apparently, many investors still think of commodities as highly cyclical, low-margin businesses.

Furthermore, a weaker dollar is what you would expect, given the relative cyclical weakness of America's economy.

At best, reliance on fiscal disciplines and sovereign debt restructuring is sure to generate massively pro-cyclical policy.

The image of the tree makes us pass imperceptibly from a cyclical to a progressive reverie.

For his part, Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke has argued the economy's problem is mostly cyclical.

Forcing greater financial discipline on SOEs should reduce pro-cyclical investment and thus China's tendency to swing from boom to bust.

This phase typically accounts for 40 per cent of the entire cyclical bull market, with a historical median duration of 11 months.

Supply of iron is affected by the cyclical activity experienced in the production of the metal.

We think most of these macro phenomena are cyclical or short term in nature and not structural.

A borrowing binge by chip companies pushed debt-raising by tech companies to a previous peak in 2006, before a cyclical downturn.

Circadian rhythms and other cyclical behaviors are more complex examples of behavior tuned to the environment.

Sometimes, this process is cyclical, iterating several times before a transaction is completed and archived.

Analysts still expect the strongly cyclical memory market to eventually recover thanks to spending cutbacks.

The budget deficit of around 10% of GDP is no longer cyclical; part has become structural.

Parker and Vissing-Jorgensen point to the highly cyclical incomes of the wealthy a point also made recently by the IRS.

How cyclical industry? How the U.

But the cyclical deficit is in many ways a small part of the problem.

At the same time, the cyclical downturn in the U. S. economy has exacerbated advertising declines.

Due to the port industry of strong cyclical effect, The TH suffered a bottleneck, existing business need to adjustment.

It is the first time to put forward the Counter Cyclical Strategy theory focusing on the researches of the shipping company.

With these economies at different stages of cyclical recovery, monetary policy stances are also in contrast.

Regulation should also be counter- cyclical.

EVEN by its own notoriously cyclical standards, investment banking has been on a stomach-churning ride in the past five years.

Despite the risks, forward earnings multiples for certain cyclical sectors have expanded too rapidly.

uterine adhesions of amenorrhea more than a history of curettage, and see cyclical lower abdominal pain or low back pain.

For both cyclical and structural reasons, the emerging nations are set to dominate world economic activity in the years ahead.

Eeectronic marketing when compared to other marketing means well the pertinence of the cyclical, it, services preferred.

The challenge then is to make bank capital requirements "counter-cyclical" in the jargon.

Mr Rogoff, after all, had a point: counter-cyclical policies are tricky.

Strong market rallies -- even three- to four-year cyclical bull markets -- can take place inside a longer bear market trend.

The risk is in buying overvalued assets in a pro-cyclical setup.

Excessive and excessively pro-cyclical leverage is clearly dangerous, but was it caused by the new financial instruments and deregulation?

And if the economy continues its cyclical improvement, the urgency of reform may appear even less compelling.

However, developing Asia faces a challenge more fundamental than riding out another cyclical downturn in the West.

What we are witnessing goes well beyond a cyclical economic shock and a consolidation of the financial sector.

Through its fuilds and its well testing business, TETRA capitalizes on cyclical upturns in the oil and gas drilling cycle.

In cyclical projects, the project leader represents the interests of both the customer and the programmers.

The premium is most pronounced for Chinese industrial stocks, a cyclical sector that moves in line with overall growth.

In fact, deans and admissions directors commonly say that demand for MBA courses is counter-cyclical.

Video gaming is a cyclical industry in which new consoles are launched every five or six years.

Secular swings are long-term movements that span years or decades and are punctuated by shorter cyclical movements.

The mix of positive cyclical factors but negative valuations leaves us on balance holding a neutral position in bonds.

That said, both domestic and international regulators should look for ways to make policy less cyclical.

We mainly apply the discretionary fiscal policy to balance the macroeconomic cyclical fluctuations for a long time.

The scale of lending needed to support a normal cyclical recovery will not materialise.

the calendar is traditionally cyclical, not continuously numbered.

Which is why you need to understand the difference between secular and cyclical trends.

Periphery governments will also need long-term financing to enable them to engage in counter-cyclical fiscal policies.

The firm wants to reduce its dependence on the cyclical business of supplying commercial airliners, which brings in 65% of revenues.

Let me be clear here: there is a cyclical dimension to the China story, and it is important that we remember that.

For true dollar pessimists, these cyclical considerations are only part of the story.

Manufacturing is highly cyclical, falling first and fast in a downturn.

The others are highly cyclical, suggesting faith in government-stimulus spending.

But India's recent acceleration largely reflects a cyclical boom, thanks to loose monetary and fiscal policy.

You can assume that any drop in License Fee revenue is simply a cyclical problem, that good times will return automatically.

That is one reason why the carmakers assembled in Frankfurt believe that the normal strong, cyclical rebound may not happen this time.

Cyclical unemployment refers to the year-toyear fluctuations in unemployment around its natural rate.

It is clear in retrospect that Mr Ehrlich showed bad timing, since the late 1970s saw a cyclical zenith for commodity prices.

It's that knowledge of the long-term fundamentals that make so many of us so leery of the current cyclical bull market.

In a notoriously cyclical industry, the risk that they might fall is clear.

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Worse, focusing on fiscal austerity guarantees that the response to crises will be fiercely pro-cyclical, as we see so clearly.

Cyclical factors had a large role to play in the previous strength of the industrial sector and indeed the economy in general.

Neither is auspicious when China has to deal with rising cyclical and credit inflation, and the call for economic transformation.

Structural changes have compounded NBC's cyclical challenges, however.

Not only periodic cyclical overproduction crisis caused credit crisis, but credit crisis also deepened the crisis of overproduction.

About 50% of the patients have low heat cyclical weakness and fatigue, often continuing for several months.

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Though much has changed since 1990, a cyclical slowdown is now laying bare Japan'sstructural shortcomings.

In the A- share market, we have the majority of the shares are strong cyclical industry stocks.

But be sure you remember that what you own are indeed cyclical stocks.

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Clearly, some of this decline is cyclical.

The making of architecture is a cyclical and dynamic process always growing and building on itself.

Contra-cyclical capital requirements tax the expansion of credit and build a bigger cushion for any bust.

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The "cyclical" deficit is the gap that will automatically disappear when the economy has recovered.

John Lawrence of Iowa State University argues that the industry's woes are not just cyclical.

The economist believes energy prices would probably be reaching their cyclical peak.