Sooner or later, Lebanon's rival rhetoricians need to break the
futile cycle of questioning one another's honesty.
Producers will be hoping the five noms for Martin McDonagh's carnage-strewn satire of the
futile cycle of violence, "The Lieutenant of Inishmore," might help the struggling Off Broadway transfer find its footing with auds.
His hobbies include French cooking and his favorite cereal is
Futile Cycle Loops[R].
Montville has found that "this creates a
futile cycle, because eventually the cell has no more ATP to maintain its other activities--and dies."
In these long-lived worms however, there's activation of a seemingly
futile cycle of breaking down fat and re-synthesizing it.
This leads to a "
futile cycle," in which cells attempt to bring in great quantities of the body's stored glucose to supply the needed energy; when there is not enough glucose to meet the demand, the cachexic patient's tissues begin to break down.
At first, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting seemed like it would follow the same
futile cycle as many mass shootings: grief, confusion, and shouting matches.
It would be so easy to arrest negligent parents and sweep their kids off the streets and into DSWD custody-where they would likely be released back to the parents in a
futile cycle of deferred accountability and dire straits.
Ultimately, only sustained diplomacy and a change of mindset from the leaders on both sides, will end this
futile cycle of violence.
A
futile cycle is one way to speed up energy utilization in cells, he said.
A classic example of a
futile cycle would involve the reactions of fructose-6-phosphate in glycolysis and gluconeogenesis.
