Sentence examples for Heavy circulation from inspiring English sources
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I never anticipated the feedback I received nor the heavy circulation.
In the case of high active TB prevalence, given the heavy circulation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) within the prison, the contribution of infectious TB cases among inmates at entry to this overall MTB circulation is relatively limited, even if the active TB prevalence at entry is high as observed in the prison we studied (1.5%).
The needle-retention items are warm, refreshing or relieving, surging opening flow of stuffed or choked feeling, spreading out, heavy, activated blood circulation and compressing or pressuring.
The struggles of declining revenues and circulation weigh heavy.
It is 300 MWe, vertical, pressure tube type, boiling light water cooled natural circulation and heavy water moderated reactor.
By 2012, when Vélib' was celebrating its fifth birthday, there were around 23,000 of the heavy grey bicycles in circulation, more than double the number when it was launched.
He said studies had showed that at night the left side of the brain is more involved in instinctive actions and reactions but that this is impeded after heavy sleep, when blood circulation drops.
First developed in the late 19th century as a way for professional riders to train during the winter months, it is the perfect combination of testing terrain that enhances bike handling skills and running sections designed to bring back the circulation to heavy legs and frozen feet.
In Europe, for example, there are around 6.5 million heavy goods vehicles in circulation.
Riser-drilling technology is designed to maintain a closed-loop circulation of heavy drilling fluid (often called drilling mud) between the borehole and the ship (Figure 2).
