It has been suggested that circulating T-cells are activated and subsequently recruited from the circulation during the development of psoriatic plaques [ 2, 10].
An outgrowth of Romanticism, the concept enjoyed its widest circulation during the 19th and the early 20th century.
The Catholic Worker lost three-quarters of its circulation during the war, and more than half of the hospitality houses closed.
Another theory holds that sleep may serve to protect animals, by taking them out of circulation during the dangerous hours when predators roam.
While both The Daily News and The Post gained in average daily circulation during the time Mr. Kosner was editor of The News, the Post gained far more.
In the same lake, in 1931, it was discovered that there was an absence of total water circulation during the winter in lakes with wind-sheltered sites.
The green 50 shekel bill (Tchernichovsky) and the blue 200 shekel bill (Alterman) will be put into circulation during the second half of the year.
In his preface to "Corridors of Power," Snow explained: "By some fluke, the title of this novel seems to have passed into circulation during the time the book itself was being written.
Two weeks ago, The Daily News announced its plan for a free afternoon edition that could cut into The Post's circulation during the September audits, often used to determine the next year's ad rates.
One landai that came into circulation during the Russian occupation is still uttered today: "May your airplane crash and may the pilot die that you are pouring bombs on my beloved Afghanistan".
The typical Queenslander is built high off the ground, to allow for better air circulation during the state's stifling summers, has covered verandas around most sides and is surrounded by frangipani, hibiscus and palm trees.Mr Rudd and his wife, Therese Rein, live in such a house.
