Sentence examples for change the circulation from inspiring English sources

It's able to alter the behavior of tiny marine organisms, change the circulation of the oceans and even prompt walruses to huddle en masse on the Alaskan shore.

"It could change the circulation patterns for probably 30 minutes to an hour," he said, but "as far as bold claims that doing this will change hormonal balance or cleanse the uterus, it's probably bogus".

A year after the change the circulation of The Times had trebled, rising from 25,000 to 76,000, and except for a brief recession after the World War it has been rising ever since, even though in 1918, when all newspapers had to face increased production costs, the price per copy was raided to 2 cents.

So she changed the circulation, making visitors enter through the side door rather than the formal front.

The advent of live-attenuated vaccines against measles virus during the 1960'ies changed the circulation dynamics of the virus.

From August the two regional titles' circulation figures will be combined in the Audit Bureau of Circulations report, after the body's council approved the change to the circulation certificates, creating a single set of industry-agreed reporting standards.

Small defects often create loud murmurs but, because there is limited flow of blood from left to right, no significant change in the circulation occurs.

The study from two years ago — the precursor to this week's new research — suggested that warming over the Arctic Ocean is accompanied by a change in the circulation of winds, which cause more cold air to flow into North America.

Any change in the circulation of these interacting viruses would modify the conditions and frequency of infection by the others and, thus, the epidemiology of the diseases.

This warming leads to a change in the circulation over the Indian Ocean region, which in turn leads to greater moisture convergence and increased monsoon rainfall over Bangladesh.

On planetary scales, large quasi-two-day wave events produce transitory changes to the circulation at the mesopause, leading to changes in the thermal structure at high latitudes with concomitant changes in the micro-physics of this region.