Sentence examples for equal circulation from inspiring English sources

Finally, the model is applied to coaxial actuator disks to quantify the mutual interference of coaxial rotors at various axial spacings, and when operating in either a torque-balanced or and equal circulation state.

In Mexico, for example, despite the constant detection of subtype IA in outbreaks, a study on environmental samples (estuarine waters) yielded only IB strains; similarly, in Spain, equal circulation of HAV IA and IB strains was observed in a clinical study, but only subtype IB was detected in sewages.

If two rails are completely symmetrical, GIC will be equal in circulation on the two rails and the influence of GIC on the choke transformers will offset due to the symmetry of two rails, so there is no DC bias of choke transformers.

No other paper has such reach, with a circulation equal to that of the Sunday Telegraph, Observer and Independent on Sunday combined.

Its goal is to get The Sun, one of the most widely-read newspapers in the UK (think circulation equal to The Wall Street Journal), to stop featuring photos of young, topless women in its pages.

In 1970, at the dawn of plastic payment, the value of United States currency in domestic circulation equaled about 5 percent of the nation's economic activity.

Instead of MV=PT (the money supply times the velocity of circulation equals the price level times the number of transactions), he suggests CV=PT.

"Better circulation equals better health," said Archer, who is based in Florida.

"It is also a method of cleansing because better circulation equals better health". "Women work out and think 'Why can't my love handles, muffin tops go away'?" said Anderson, creator of the Tracy Anderson Method and a co-owner, with actress Gwyneth Paltrow, of fitness centers in Los Angeles and New York.

The paper says that its site receives about 315,000 unique monthly visitors, roughly equal to its print circulation.

Put differently, the income velocity of circulation is equal to 10 per year; that is, each $1 on average is paid out 10 times a year.