The term "high-efficiency hybrid cycle" generally refers to advanced thermal cycles used in power generation systems, particularly in the context of power plants or engines that combine different thermodynamic cycles or technologies to achieve higher efficiency compared to traditional systems. Here are some key points that characterize high-efficiency hybrid cycles: 1. **Combination of Technologies**: High-efficiency hybrid cycles often combine two or more different technologies, such as gas turbines, steam turbines, and renewable energy sources.

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