Sentence examples for circulation passage from inspiring English sources

Given the sheer magnitude of "blasphemous" material that's already in circulation, passage of a blasphemy ban could well result in more protests and violence, not less.

The platform faces were bricked up and the enclosed platform areas and space in the circulation passages were divided up into offices, meeting rooms and dormitories.

The 500-mL bottle is equipped with a Teflon cap containing four inlets, allowing at the same time for the argon circulation and passage of the injection solution.

Although life salvaging, this procedure, by the application of a modified circulation and the forced passage of blood through a number of filters, activates endogenous inflammatory mechanisms and induces chronic release of molecules resulting in an increased production of reactive oxygen species [reviewed in [ 4, 5]].

Water jackets are formed around the cylinders with suitable cored connecting passages for circulation of the coolant.

The surface circulation, particularly through the Drake Passage and across the Scotia Sea, matches observations, with its northeastward flow characterized by three high-speed fronts.

Absorption of distension media into the systemic circulation occurs by (i) retrograde passage of the fluid through the fallopian tubes, (ii) through the endometrium and (iii) via opened blood vessels and sinuses during resection of uterine tissue when the intrauterine pressure is greater than the pressure in the venous sinus or blood vessel.

These microbubbles are typically slightly smaller than erythrocytes, allowing free passage within the circulation and effectively acting as red cell tracers [ 48].

This small subpopulation expressing AID in the PB of progressive UM CLL patients, probably results from the passage into the circulation of this proliferative pool occurring in LN.

In RIVA, adverse events may appear as a result of local anesthetic agent passage into the circulation during intraoperative period and these complications may rarely be fatal.

Since the pulmonary artery carries blood from all vascular beds of the organism, mixed venous blood may represent the amount of oxygen in systemic circulation that is left after passage through the tissues.