Sentence examples for circulation to an from inspiring English sources

Tang et al.6 using a linear model investigated the barotropic response of shelf circulation to an idealized moving storm off Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sugar's tumbling circulation, to an average of 113,320 a month from a high of 422,179 in the first half of 2000, reflected a teenage market which has shrunk 75% in a decade.

A team in Belgium had described a surgery they nicknamed "the Eve procedure". They planned to transplant a rib to the face along with its blood vessels and attach this circulation to an artery and vein in the neck.

(d) Circulation to an informal reference group.

Syncope, effect of temporary impairment of blood circulation to a part of the body.

Rupert Murdoch's Times rebuilt its post-Wapping circulation to a late 90s peak of about 750,000, although that has eased back to just under 600,000 today.

People are buying up bitcoins, driving up the price of the 16.7 million coins in circulation to a total value of $265 billion as of midday Thursday.

Vice magazine claims a global circulation to a select 1.2 million people in 26 countries, distributed free, but not freely, with a very select audience.

After building circulation to a million and changing the name to The National Enquirer, Pope veered away from blood and guts to gee-whiz human-interest stories, then to celebrity gossip.

Elinor Tatum also attributed her paper's drop in circulation to a more recent decision to cut back the print run in light of rising costs and distribution problems.

With December traditionally being one of the weakest months of the year for newspaper sales, the 0.8% year-on-year dip was enough to push the Telegraph's circulation to a record low.