Sentence examples for composition and circulation from inspiring English sources

She introduces the concept of the "bridge genre, " which enables such change by transferring existing textual conventions to emerging modes of composition and circulation.

This moment was not simply archived in the newspapers, magazines, and other ephemera of the era, but their content, composition, and circulation worked in concert with grassroots organizing.

Seasonal variation of the equatorial anomaly, the WN4 structure, and global thermospheric composition and circulation may account for the observed seasonal variation.

During its reproductive stage, the lamprey is a model in which to study late-stage cholestasis, and bile salt composition, and circulation [ 127, 141].

All these variations find their explanations in the thermospheric composition change and circulation.

In fact, the air composition and air circulation in the feeding house also varied in accordance with different seasons, because it is far from an independent system in which the temperature and illumination are strict regulated.

Therefore, the seasonal difference in midday saturation trend observed in this study may be due to the seasonal variation of neutral composition, thermospheric circulation, temperature, and equatorial electrodynamics.

The cerebrospinal fluid, its composition, circulation and absorption, has multiple roles in both normal and abnormal brain function and is closely associated with the neuronal interstitial fluid.

His early research interests were in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology, especially in the biochemical composition of cerebrospinal fluid and its production and circulation through the cerebral ventricles.

Examples of Committee recommendations included composition, terms of reference, cross-committee representation and circulation of minutes, and clarity about role in decision-making in REFOCUS.

The modern novel is a powerful machine that inextricably binds the fate of all those who are involved in its composition, its circulation, its suppression and its consumption.