The phrase "above circulation" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing documents or information that are not meant to be widely distributed or circulated.
Example: "The report is classified and should remain above circulation to maintain confidentiality."
Alternatives: "not for distribution" or "restricted access".
The Montenegrins also had grievances against the Italian annexation of important food producing territory in Kosovo and a salt producing facility at Ulcinj to Albania, and the economic damage inflicted on many Montenegrins by the temporary removal of Yugoslav banknotes of 500 dinars and above from circulation.
Among more than 100 papers with weekday circulation above 100,000, none had more than a fractional increase.
Hall inherited a paper with a circulation above four million that enjoyed a formidable reputation as a gutsy breaker of big stories.
Of the largest 137 U.S. newspapers — those with daily circulation above 50,000 — nearly 49percentt ban anonymous commenting, according to Arthur Santana, assistant communications professor at the University of Houston.
Especially, the model can compute air temperature, humidity and wind velocity at the street level, which cannot be computed by a general above city atmospheric circulation model.
What remained was a strong and highly profitable paper, with a news staff of more than 500 and daily circulation above 500,000, but this new Times Mirror era would last only a few years.
Details, which was reconceived as a hip young-men's magazine after Condé Nast bought it in 1988, struggled as Condé Nast tried to push the circulation above 500,000.
This change of the upper tropospheric circulation above northern India from westerly jet to easterly flow coincides with a reversal of the vertical temperature and pressure gradients between 600 and 300 millibars.
Imamura (1997) argued that the momentum deposition by midlatitude Rossby waves might drive the poleward circulation above clouds.
At the same time, the atmospheric circulation above Iceland and Northern Europe wasn't as it usually was, which also contributed to the ash dispersal.
