Sentence examples for exceptional circulation from inspiring English sources

However, antibodies have the advantage of outstanding biocompatibility and therefore attain exceptional circulation times.

Although Greek coins under the Roman Empire were nearly all of bronze and intended for local circulation, exceptional coinages in silver were allowed by Rome as a continuation, for wider regional use, of important preconquest currencies.

Under Schengen rules, members can ask for a six-month exemption from the agreement on free circulation in exceptional circumstances.

The so-called Snowmageddon of February 2010 also saw unusually high surface temperatures in the Atlantic, with temperatures up to 3F above normal that led to exceptional amounts of moisture being fed into the circulation of the storm and resulted in exceptional snow amounts in the Washington DC area.

While outflow in the northern semicircle of Flossie remained exceptional, outflow in the southern half of the circulation began to dissipate; additionally, the southern flank of the eyewall began to fall apart.

The EISS also reported that the circulation of influenza B virus in the winter 2005 2006 was exceptional compared with European data accumulated during the last decade, as it was the only season in which influenza B viruses were dominant [ 28].

Circulation stops".

Circulation soared.

Circulation dwindled.

Circulation plummeted.

"Nothing exceptional".