Sentence examples for each circulated from inspiring English sources

Plenty of each circulated online, depicting a man with his glasses knocked askance, his mouth streaked with blood.

Estimations of the critical headways were performed also when the headway distributions in each circulating lane were considered separately.

The key research question with operating such a bus circulator system is how to optimally determine a bus route and stopping sequence for each circulating tour by using the real-time demand information.

Note that a Cowan's M3 headway distribution - that explicitly takes into account the number of bunched vehicles through the φ parameter (equal to 1-Δ⋅q c, where q c is the circulating traffic flow in pcu/s) representing the proportion of free vehicles - was assumed for each circulating stream; according to literature, the parameter Δ was assumed equal to 2.10 s.

Using images gathered during the flyby, scientists estimate that the generally flat surface of each circulating mass is up to 50 meters higher in elevation than average at its center, where material is upwelling, and is surrounded by a trough as much as 100 meters deep where material circulates downward, as they report online today in Nature.

The dynamics of an influenza epidemic are difficult to determine because they vary for each circulating influenza subtype.

Consequently, naive populations have a four-fold risk of becoming infected and developing a clinical disease in response to each circulating serotype.

According to the Observer, each man circulated a letter during the fair's run, asking that participating dealers promise to never again work with the other.

Colonization studies show that many people carry more than one pneumococcal type at the same time, although multiple colonization is less frequent than would be expected if each serotype circulated independently of the others [44].

Mr. Nissim greeted each person and circulated from table to table, making sure conversation and introductions flowed.

The book was written in dribs and drabs: each new chapter circulated among family and friends, often in exchange for a meal and a pitcher of wine.