Sentence examples for circulate as part from inspiring English sources
It may issue bills, which circulate as part of the currency of the country.
In some countries they do this by issuing their own notes, which circulate as part of the hand-to-hand currency.
Thus 5′ tRNA halves circulate as part of 100 300 kDa complexes, while the 5′ tRNA halves themselves are only ~10 kDa.
Ultracentrifugation and size fractionation establish that the 5′ tRNA halves circulate as part of a larger complex, but are not contained in exosomes or microvesicles; their sensitivity to the chelating agent EDTA provides further evidence that they exist as circulating nucleoprotein complexes.
Mr. Pfingst added that the child was wearing a necklace like the one Danielle wore in a picture widely circulated as part of the search effort.
The Lebanese army said the video was circulated "as part of a slanderous campaign against the army" since the clashes in Sidon.
These masterpieces of late antique art retained their role as status symbols in their new cultural milieu too, and they were sometimes circulated as part of the gift exchanges between Barbarian elites or between a Barbarian king and his nobles.
Mr. Rumsfeld's Nov. 6 memorandum, circulated as part of the administration's review of Iraq policy, is written in that spirit and with the same blunt aphorisms that Mr. Rumsfeld frequently uses in public.
The story of the Remaches sheds a personal light on statistics that the Census Bureau recently circulated as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, a Congressionally designated period from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year.
The current European attitude was best captured by a document that was circulated as part of the now-abandoned German proposal to force Greece to accept a "budget commissar" to supervise its spending.
Entrees include shrimp à la Mexicana, priced at $11.50, and grilled steak with rice, beans and guacamole, at $9.50 The story of the Remaches sheds a personal light on statistics that the Census Bureau recently circulated as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, a Congressionally designated period from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year.
