Sentence examples for circulation close from inspiring English sources

Spruce -- issued, for now, in autumn and spring -- is adopting the retro modernist aesthetic that has won its parent a circulation close to 135,000, with 85percentt of sales on the newsstand, a potent indication of a magazine's appeal.

Implantation and placentation establish a physical contact of the embryo/fetus and the mother, with two main objectives: (A) to establish a structural support of the embryo to the uterus and (B) to bring maternal and fetal circulation close enough to allow an adequate transfer of gases, nutrients, and waste products.

These zones contract to form weather fronts as the cyclonic circulation closes and intensifies.

But the rest of the magazines have circulations closer to that of Model Railroader, and many give away the bulk of their subscriptions free.

Its circulation is close to 270,000.

(Its total circulation is close to 2.3 million).

In 1950, its circulation stood close to eight and a half million, an astonishing command of the reading public, but had since fallen to around six million.

Automatic sliding glass doors leading to the main library and metal lattice gates that slide out of the walls by the circulation desk close these spaces off from the open lobby and rooms on the floor below.

By the early on August 31, the storm featured well-define outflow in all directions and the center of circulation was close to the main area of convection.

The circulation remained close to the coastline, and at 1500 UTC on September 22, Norman made landfall near Mazatlán, Sinaloa, as a weak tropical depression.

The success of the series increased sales throughout the comic book industry, and Batman reached a circulation of close to 900,000 copies.