Sentence examples for circulating between the from inspiring English sources

If the crusts are thick enough, they can block water from circulating between the fuel rods.

Before 1979 there was an umbilical link between the European Parliament in Strasbourg and national parliaments, with some members circulating between the two.

"In a totally secret and uncontrolled fashion, some 200 million francs in 500-franc notes are circulating between the prime minister's office, the presidency and the various ministries," Thierry Jean-Pierre, a former judge, wrote in the daily Le Monde this week.

One can imagine a network with a number of indistinguishable balls circulating between the nodes.

Distribution of the injected peptide was modeled via blood flow circulating between the organs (tumor, kidneys, liver, and spleen).

Chemical looping combustion, proposed by Richter and Knoche [19], divides combustion into intermediate oxidation and reduction reactions that are performed separately with a solid oxygen carrier circulating between the separated sections.

This suggests that inflammatory cells in the circulation, most probably both monocytes and lymphocytes that continuously circulate between the bloodstream and lymphoid organs, are labelled by the ICG.

The idea of such a creature circulated between the Cypriot and the Aegean cultures from about the 11th century B.C.

FDI continues to circulate between the three main blocs of "the Triad" (Europe, the Americas, Southeast Asia), leaving most of the world population excluded.

The document, which circulated between the White House and Capitol Hill, included a candidate-by-candidate list pointing to Democratic strength.

Whereas reactors typically have a heavy concrete dome with a steel liner, the AP1000 allows air to circulate between the concrete shield building and the liner, so that natural convection will remove excess heat in an emergency.