Sentence examples for circulation turns from inspiring English sources

The key to fine-tuning the carbon nanotubes' speed of circulation turns on how the basic, bare-bones floor model is chemically accessorized.

It is also known that the color of human skin is conditioned by the circulation of the blood and that the skin due to the lack of blood circulation turns pale/grayish (pallor mortis).

The most profound change since the 1980s, the period that marks the major circulation turning point for nationals, is the twin phenomenon of a fragmentation of society and a fragmentation of media.

Okay, it wasn't the basketball finals, but Milligan got some 300 of the band's CDs in circulation, turning a lemon into lemonade.

The upper- and middle-level circulations turned to the northeast while the low-level circulation turned to the west-southwest further inland.

Soon thereafter, the associated convection dissipated and the circulation turned westward.

Norris' remnant circulation turned northwest and dissipated on January 2 well to the south of Hong Kong.

The mid-level circulation turned northeastward through the central United States before dissipating over Ohio on September 13.

The circulation turned to the northeast and later to the west in the trade winds.

On April 8, the circulation turned to the east, dissipating two days later to the south of Rodrigues.

The circulation turned to the southwest and emerged into the Pacific Ocean; by 0000 UTC on June 29, the system dissipated completely.