Sentence examples for circulation statistics from inspiring English sources
Next week's release of circulation statistics for Britain's magazines will combine both print and digital totals.
We too have noted declining circulation statistics and changes in face-to-face interactions at the reference desk, which we believe are related to technological advances and the increased accessibility of resources.
The Newspaper Association of America, a trade organization, said that when it combined the circulation statistics from 813 newspapers that are tracked by the audit bureau, the average daily circulation was 48,997,100 for the six-month period ended on Sept. 30, a 0.2percentt gain over the period a year ago.
Some news outlets have suggested that the library might have an ulterior motive — boosting its funding by fraudulently increasing circulation statistics.
The Sunday Mirror, according to recent industry statistics, had a circulation of around one million in August, but The Sun on Sunday, which replaced the shuttered News of the World, led the Sunday tabloid market with sales of 1.9 million, followed by The Mail on Sunday with around 1.6 million.
The hydrodynamics are subsequently investigated qualitatively using time-resolved visualizations, bubble centroid and solids velocity maps as well as quantitatively using detailed bubble statistics and solids circulation metrics.
For magazines like Cosmopolitan and Glamour, which boast some of the highest circulation numbers and ad revenue around, these statistics can be frightening.
These systems produce statistics not only on circulation but also on usage and turnaways.
We use basic statistics of downscaled Global Circulation Model (GCM -projected cumulative potential GCM -projectedelecumulativeesentative potentialns.
In an attempt to link downscaling (i.e., relating large-scale atmosphere ocean circulation to smaller-scale hydrologic variables) with the statistics of extremes, statistical downscaling of hydrologic extremes is considered.
The dollar remains the global currency of choice, and roughly half of all the United States currency in circulation is held overseas, according to government statistics.
