Examples of using Cyclical in English and their translations into Slovak
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Both economies are slowing down, and the cyclical effect of the tariffs is likely to be pretty strong,” he added.
However, the decreasing importance of cyclical factors means that structural factors now account for a high share of the growth differences that remain.
Doctors say cyclical autumn depression,
Since the cosmos is a cyclical system, the things extracted by the beings in one dimension are further extracted by those in higher dimensions.
The risk exists that some cyclical unemployment could become structural as skills mismatches have emerged with the rebalancing of the economy.
In family ties, this discrepancy in the cyclical characteristics of the body's vital activity significantly complicates the relationship between spouses.
it is cyclical, and the anthropogenic role is very limited," he said.
Poland's fiscal position has deteriorated significantly since 2000, as a result of both cyclical factors and the relaxation of fiscal policy.
Vulnerability management is the cyclical practice of identifying,
A cyclical slowdown will not be avoided with most of its industries, perhaps with just one.
A cyclical slowdown will not be avoided with most of its industries, perhaps with just one.
Because of the cyclical nature created by the periodicity that gives the table its name,
Androstenedione exhibits a diurnal variation, being highest in the morning, and also a cyclical variation during the menstrual cycle, being highest near midcycle.
But beings in the cyclical process don't realize that they have been born countless trillions of times within just the stage of Formation alone.
The combination of external influences leads to cyclical market fluctuations
Adjusting to such positions will allow Member States to deal with normal cyclical fluctuations without breaching the 3% of GDP reference value for the government deficit.
The production capacities for cyclical unemployment are not used in full
Whilst most of the upturn of the EU economy is due to cyclical factors, Lisbon-type reforms have helped increase the growth potential of Member States' economies.
Most sectors will not avoid a cyclical slow-down, with one exception being the automotive industry.
Adjusting to such positions is supposed to allow Member States to deal with normal cyclical fluctuations without breaching the 3% of GDP reference value for the government deficit.