Sentence examples for circulation gap from inspiring English sources

The Sun increased the circulation gap, and has continued to do so.

Since The Post, owned by the News Corporation, cut its cover price in New York City in half, to 25 cents, two years ago, the circulation gap between The Post and The Daily News has also been halved, to 125,000.

The Civil War caused most American coins to vanish from circulation, with the gap filled by such means as merchant tokens, encased postage stamps, and United States fractional currency, issued in denominations as low as three cents.

As recently as 2005, fewer than 1 in 5 physicians knew that more women die of cardiovascular disease each year than men do, according to a study published in the journal Circulation, a knowledge gap that likely contributed to women arriving later to the ER and experiencing delays in treatment when they had the same cardiovascular symptoms that men did.

"I wanted to underline to everyone that the main reason we lead the market and maintain the [circulation gap] with the Times is because we are a quality paper," he added.

Surveillance among contacts of AFP cases and healthy populations, as well as serological surveys showed circulation of WPV and gaps in population immunity.

The circulation areas, housed in the gap between the outer facade and the gallery levels within, promised to be a dramatic sequence up escalators and along cantilevered landings, veiled by the lacy mesh.

The solution is compared with existing experiments which measured natural circulation flow through the annular gap slice model.

HERMES-HALF experiments were performed to observe and quantify the induced two-phase natural circulation flow in the annular gap.

The behavior of the boiling-induced two-phase natural circulation flow in the annular gap was observed, and the liquid mass flow rates driven by the natural circulation loop and the void fraction distribution were measured.

As with "Circulation Figures," we ponder the tricky gap between subjective experience and objective reality.