Sentence examples for consecutive circulation from inspiring English sources

And circulations at the top end continue to grow: GQ enjoys a rising circulation, just, and Vogue has enjoyed its 12th consecutive circulation rise (again, just).

For here, 36 consecutive circulation rises later, is The Week, bringing together the best home and away analysis of the last seven days.

The Week has seen 32 consecutive circulation increases in a trying market and has won a range of awards including Consumer Magazine of the Year.

The flow field of several consecutive circulation cells is obtained applying a numerical method, which is specially adapted for this kind of flow instability.

In a previous paper (Millies, M. and Mewes, D., 1995, Calculation of circulating flows in bubble columns. Chem. Engng Sci.50, 2093 2106) a calculation method was presented, which allows the prediction of the flow field including several consecutive circulation cells.

The mixing data obtained for both phases in the heterogeneous bubbling regime were adequately described by the model of consecutive circulation cells with the backflow between adjacent cells, proposed on the basis of the flow visualisation experiments as a realistic simplified representation of the macro-scale flow structures in heterogeneous bubble beds.

Likes it, and buys it - an average 86,000 copies a month, according to the most recent figures, which mark the seventh consecutive rise in circulation.

According to McClatchy's chairman and C.E.O., Gary B. Pruitt, its newspapers have registered "twenty consecutive years of daily circulation growth".

Through the end of 2004, the chain had 20 consecutive years of growth in circulation and 10 consecutive years in which its stock swelled with the highest growth rate of any newspaper stock, up 380percentt.

The Economist attributed a continued focus on driving subscriptions to a 58th consecutive six-monthly increase in circulation, with global sales up 1.8% year on year.

It is a formula that has seen the Week notch up 33 consecutive increases in six-monthly circulation audits, and although about 20% of copies are distributed free the publisher says that subscription numbers also continue to rise.