So far, the study finds, we're looking at a circulation that's about 15 to 20 percent weaker.
The Fontan operation results in a circulation that is dependent on low pulmonary vascular resistance to maintain an adequate cardiac output.
Street hawkers distributed the papers at no charge, and an announcement said that organizers printed 1.2 million copies (a circulation that is out of reach of the real New York Times).
Upon being classified, the disturbance had a broad circulation that was difficult to locate, with moderate convection in its eastern periphery.
After crossing the Atlantic and moving into the eastern Pacific on August 29, it developed a low-level circulation that was designated a tropical depression on September 1.
While at peak intensity, the hurricane executed a double loop about 455 mi (730 km) east of Bermuda, due to interaction with a larger cyclonic circulation that was isolated from the westerlies.
Deep convection was embedded in a broad, weak, poorly defined circulation that was starting to be enhanced by a Tropical Upper Tropospheric Trough to the east of the system.
At the time, the slow moving system had a poorly defined center of circulation that was hard to identify via radar and satellite imagery.
The winter issue of V, a fashion magazine with a smaller circulation that is further out on the edge, was another matter, making The Times look conservative by comparison.
The Pakistani spy agency gave the name of the station chief to The Nation, a conservative daily newspaper with a small circulation that is supportive of the ISI, American and Pakistani officials said.
