Sentence examples for constantly circulating from inspiring English sources

She explained that hormones are chemical messengers, constantly circulating in the bloodstream, regulating our metabolic processes.

He added that the Islamist rebels "are constantly circulating with their guns.

Then they soaked them in special desalinating bags with constantly circulating water, to draw out any remaining salt.

"Westworld" 's magnificent intricacy, by contrast, can feel smothering: if time is constantly circulating back onto itself — if the past is never dead, but always present, and future — then, as in "Memento," the end is foreclosed from the beginning.

It was rarely a serene time for him in his adopted code though, with a couple of heavy suspensions and rumours constantly circulating and re-circulating that the winger wanted to go back to league.

At the U.S.D.A. labs in Beltsville, Md., Janet S. Eastridge and Brian C. Bowker test-thawed more than 200 one-inch-thick beef strip loin steaks in three different groups: some in a refrigerator at 37 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, some in a constantly circulating water bath at 68 degrees, and some in a water bath at 102 degrees.

The water was maintained at a constant temperature of 8°C by a refrigerated water circulator, and was constantly circulated to prevent warming around the hand.

When Renata Ewing, who ran Ask Jeeves for Kids, worked at the company, personal e-mail messages, hers included, constantly circulated through the office to third parties, she said.

That is because such a system constantly circulates mold spores found naturally in the air through parts of the system that often have dust on their surfaces.

Clean air has to be constantly circulated in the lab to protect it from any bacteria.

To maintain a constant concentration of particulate matter, water and sediment were constantly circulated within the containers by means of submersible pumps (maximum flow-through 6000 L h−1).