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Encyclopedia > Cyclical pattern

Historians from Polybius to Giambattista Vico and Karl Marx have entertained the notion that history moves in definite cycles. Polybius referred to political cycles, Vico believed in a three cycle-pattern based on divine intervention, and Marx believed in an economic viewpoint for history. Fomenko's new chronology claim that this is due to historical records which describe same events being misdated in different time periods.


See also

cycles, Oswald Spengler, Julius Evola, Savitri Devi.


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Cyclic Neutropenia (552 words)
Cyclic neutropenia is a disorder in which the number of these special cells drops dramatically in a cyclical pattern -- usually about every 21 days.
The diagnosis of cyclic neutropenia is often quite difficult because the symptoms may be quite variable in different children ranging from the rather mild in those whose numbers drop only moderately to the very severe in those whose neutrophil numbers drop to zero.
Not all children with cyclic neutropenia inherit this disorder but certainly a good proportion of them do which makes examination of family members important in both making the diagnosis in the child as well as in other family members who might otherwise not know they have it.
Cyclical Price Pattern (262 words)
A cyclical price pattern has a beginning low price (bottom), a prolonged upside of rising prices, a range of high prices culminating with a peak price, a prolonged downside of declining prices, and a bottom.
Cyclical price patterns can be found for stocks, bonds, commodities of all sorts, real estate and land.
Cyclical price patterns for a given stock often repeat as illustrated in the next chart.
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