Sentence examples for circulation under the from inspiring English sources

Lou already knows that the work will not be shown officially in China – although it will doubtless have a wide circulation under the counter.

On the other hand, the tube basin enlarges the evaporative area over the basin and restricts the vapor circulation under the basin.

The Bank of England has the authority to withdraw notes from circulation under the Currency and Banknotes Act 1954.

The vertical fluid circulation could transition towards a horizontal circulation under the Tertiary and the Jurassic sediments.

What does it take to rework that writing, recontextualize it alongside other such writings and their attendant voices, and put them back into circulation under the title Performance Histories?

It is uncertain whether the treatises On Flutes (B6), On Machines (B1 and B7), and On Agriculture (B1 and B8), which were in circulation under the name of Archytas, were in fact by Archytas of Tarentum or by other men of the same name.

Much information about the effects of long-term CIH on the morphology of pulmonary circulation under these specific conditions has been lacking in humans and animals, notwithstanding the large body of literature on OSA and several short hypoxic regimes.

What followed ended up emblazoned across the front page of The News of the World, a Sunday paper with one of Britain's highest circulations, under the headline "F1 Boss Has Sick Nazi Orgy With 5 Hookers".

The secondary convective circulations under the basin in case of the flat basin promote bulk flow from the upper part of the basin to the lower part, which suggests the necessity of insulating the lower part of the still.

In this study, using a murine model system, we have specifically determined the relative contribution of the liver, spleen, and bone marrow in the clearance of senescent neutrophils from the circulation under homeostatic conditions and examined the fate of senescent neutrophils that home back to the bone marrow.

The Independent, with a circulation under 200,000, is the smallest, and has lost money steadily since its creation in 1986.