Having identified him as the author of an incendiary early play, Victory Celebrations, with some bitter anti-Soviet comments in it, the KGB circulated copies to members of the Writers' Union, and advocated his expulsion.
When ID, at Mr. Parker's behest, according to Ms. Bush, began circulating copies of a book that was being used to question the veracity of "The Social Network" — Scott Rudin, the film's producer, confronted Ms. Bush.
James Robinson, the director of the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity, who was a member of the UNESCO committee, played an especially heroic role, circulating copies of all the manuscripts privately, so that many scholars had access to the find well before official publication.
He also thanked the file sharing community for circulating copies of his music, even though he lost some royalties.
The reconfiguring of Newsweek did not completely ignore the challenges at hand: The magazine's leaders announced that that they would rid the print publication of soft, unprofitable circulation and drop the rate base, the amount of circulated copies promised to advertisers, to 1.5 million from 2.6 million.
By circulating copy freely to sources aren't we tacitly admitting that, unlike political or business journalism, say, science journalism is not to be taken seriously?
Slate decided, after a year, to circulate copies of itself on paper to a select group of people.
Dr. Wiles, cautious and a bit nervous, decided not to circulate copies of his manuscript widely among mathematicians but instead to wait until a select few experts who were reviewing it before publication proclaimed it sound.
These operations can be mapped into more complex operations, such as arithmetic, logical, or data reduction operations such as minimum or sum to be performed by the circulating register hardware (CRH) on the circulating copy of a register.
A circulating copy of his work, A Thousand Journeys: the biography of Lama Anagarika Govinda (Longmead, Shaftesbury, Dorset : Element, 1990) is available in the Butler Stacks, Columbia University.
Each thing within its walls Baryshnikov's videos, Beethoven's ink-stained "Archduke" Trio, the restored early version of "House Party," the circulating copy of "Hot Rats," Goncharova's sketches for "Les Noces"—was a message, a thing created in a burst of expression and put out into the world, waiting to be discovered in the future.
