Sentence examples for circulation globally from inspiring English sources

There are now around 65,000 bitcoin transactions a day currently, and 13m bitcoins are in circulation globally.

The Federal Reserve estimates that about $580 billion is in circulation globally, two-thirds outside of the United States.

Despite earlier hypotheses that the H1N1-2009 pandemic strain would become the predominant influenza strain in circulation [ 3], the influenza A (H3N2) and influenza B subtypes that were in circulation before the pandemic continue to circulate globally.

Altogether, these findings indicate that the onset and prolonged circulation of G12 rotaviruses was due to repeated introductions of different G12 rotaviruses circulating globally.

Newspaper circulation rose globally by 6% between 2005 and 2009, helped by particularly strong demand in places like India, where 110m papers are now sold daily.

March John Micklethwait is appointed editor of the Economist, with the goal of bumping up circulation from 1m globally, which duly happens.

Are you ready to be Dazed & Confused?" Today, as the magazine enters its third decade, with its own thriving publishing group and buzzing digital arm, Dazed reports an average monthly circulation of 90,529 globally; Hack and Rankin have, respectively, impregnated Kate Moss and photographed the Queen.

"While circulation revenues rose globally after years of decline, advertising revenues continued to fall in 2013," was one of the findings.

Because WPV2 has not circulated anywhere globally since 1999, immunity to PV type 2 is not being stimulated through virus circulation.

In addition, it is shown that unstructured staggered mesh discretizations of the rotational form of the Navier Stokes equations can conserve kinetic energy and circulation both locally and globally.

The Miocene saw a change in global circulation patterns due to slight position changes of the continents and globally warmer climates.