Citing the experience in Britain and Canada, the GAO reckons America will need 1.5 dollar coins for every dollar bill withdrawn from circulation, meaning more seigniorage.This is because coins circulate less frequently than bills.
Their library, which is pooled from founders' personal bookshelves and from collections gifted by other high-profile bibliophiles, is non-circulating, meaning the books can't leave the space.
"Thus does meaning circulate in the consumer society," McCracken concluded.
In seeing what has unfolded, Smith would be forgiven if he were to ask an obvious question: how could his ideas and his name continue to be so widely circulated while their meaning is ignored?
And still it seems that, to a great extent, we prefer circulating money over creating social meaning.
The reduction in intestinal absorption is fat specific meaning that normal circulating levels of glucose and amino acids are still available to signal satiety.
And among intellectually inclined Britons, the insights of postwar French theory into how words might have loaded or shifting or slippery meanings were belatedly circulating.
Networks would ensure that communities are not isolated and that cultural meanings circulate freely, aiding in identity construction.
Côte d'Ivoire and the Sudan, as well as Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic and Chad now have re-established poliovirus transmission, meaning the virus has been circulating among the population for more than six months.
Blue had previously presided over the flotation of the department store (also in 2007) while at Merrill Lynch – meaning that all sorts of theories are circulating the City about Ashley's strategy for Debenhams.
The latter niche is currently drastically undersampled, meaning that much of the genetic variation circulating within global K. pneumoniae populations is not yet captured.
