Sentence examples for circulation were made from inspiring English sources

All the masks in circulation were made by hand in Washington by Talk, Inc.

When the pilot was installed the connections for loading and circulation were made.

Systolic and diastolic blood pressures (SBP and DBP) were recorded, following which three measurements of ONH circulation were made with LSFG.

The products in question, which are no longer in circulation, are made to order for individual patients on a daily basis, in response to bespoke orders from hospitals.

A high proportion of the magazine's circulation is made up of subscriptions – about 32,000 – with only about 10,000-12,000 copiesoldld on newsstands for the full cover price, with the remainder given away for free as bulks.

Rising circulations were made possible by increased literacy and by technological advances in mechanical typesetting, in high-speed printing (rotary press), in communications (telegraph and telephone), and in transport (railway).

The distinction between histiotrophic nutrition (in which local macromolecules are chiefly responsible for the maintenance of the embryo) and hemotrophic nutrition (which results from a transfer of material between the maternal and fetal circulations) is made.

The die that struck those coins was originally dated 1886, when no circulation strikes were made.

Three of his earliest films, out of circulation since they were made in the 1960's, are high points of this exhibition, and they show Baltimore as a gross-out Gomorrah populated by sex-crazed housewives, trailer park killers and senior-citizen terrorists.

The questionnaire was reviewed by a migrant nurse key informant prior to its circulation and minor modifications were made as a result of feedback received.

Composting was done in polythene bins or vessels with diameter of 43 cm, height 41 cm and volume of ~50 L. A total of 30 small vents of ~1.3 mm diameter were made for air circulation at equal distance on the sides, lid and at the base of each bin.