Cycle

[1] A vehicle with one or more wheels (usually spoked) where the rider/driver straddles the vehicle as a bicycle, motorcycle, tricycle, etc. It also includes other vehicles adapted from a traditional cycle where the rider/driver no longer straddles the vehicle (recumbent cycle, four-wheel side-by-side pedal powered vehicle). Obviously the distinction blurs with automobiles — are they a cycle?
[2] A sequence of changes of state after which the system is in its original state again.
[3] Series of events or operations which have tendency to repeat in the same order.
[4] A type of pressure modulation during an ABS stop. Cycles include pressure hold, pressure release (decay) and pressure build
See also city cycle, diesel cycle, ece test cycle, four-stroke cycle engine, four-stroke power cycle, four cycle engine, four stroke power cycle, four stroke cycle engine, ftp test cycle, limit cycle control, miller cycle, otto cycle, refrigeration cycle, two-stroke cycle, two stroke cycle, urban test cycle, working cycle