Sentence examples for circulation values from inspiring English sources

Detailed studies of the vortex pattern in the shedding region indicate that the concentrated vorticity and the corresponding circulation values remain in the same range but that vorticity is shed more randomly when the resonance is eliminated by the controller.

The current circulation value of Bitcoin — calculated by multiplying the circa 12 million Bitcoins in circulation by a currency valuation of around $600 — works out at around $7 billion.

Nor is the central bank "printing money" per se the actual note circulation value in the United Kingdom, which hovers around the 40 billion pound ($56.7 billion) mark, will stay the same.

In a 1974 article for CoinAge, numismatist Clement F. Bailey noted, "the circulation value of the coin has been nil".

Wide circulation adds value to published work; it is a significant aspect of its claim to be knowledge.

Given that an exchange rate is the relative price of a currency, as more euros come into circulation, their value has to fall substantially to establish a new equilibrium in the currency market.

The two Indian bills in question, worth $7.50 and $15, represented an estimated 86percentt of all cash in circulation by value.

With less and less of these originals in circulation, their value is expected to keep rising.

They said they might look at selling when the value of all the Bitcoin in circulation approaches the value of all gold in the world — some $7 trillion or $8 trillion compared with the $310 billion value of all Bitcoin on Tuesday — given that they think Bitcoin is set to replace gold as a rare commodity.

They correctly judged that increased trade with China would not only expand the sale of more American goods there but also widen the circulation of democratic values.

Tradition is at once a mine and a kind of currency, the source and the circulation of the values it makes and preserves.