Sentence examples for for circulation of from inspiring English sources

Water jackets are formed around the cylinders with suitable cored connecting passages for circulation of the coolant.

A store with a beautifully designed interior will fail if it does not work for circulation of customers, for display, for storage, and above all for sales.

Complex carbohydrates play important functions for circulation of proteins and cells.

Most solar thermal hot water heating systems utilize a pump for circulation of the working fluid.

The actual temperature-control system consists of two units for circulation of the glycol solution, one with cold (− 6 °C) and one with warm (30 °C) solution.

Despite the presence of a porous wick structure in the evaporator, gravity provides the necessary driving potential for circulation of the working fluid in this device and therefore the name CLTPWT.

The claim will irk Hearst Rodale's Men's Health which has the biggest paid-for circulation of any title in the sector at about 200,000 per month.

The act states that all acquisitions by newspaper proprietors whose titles, including those to be bought, have an average paid-for circulation of 500,000 or more must seek the consent of the secretary of state for trade and industry.

The MEN lost 13.5% of its sale year on year to record a paid-for circulation of 81,326 Monday to Saturday, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures for the six months to the end of December.

He notes there are also "a huge number of i readers" – the 20p title is now selling 183,207 – and that, taken together, "for the first time in many years, the Independent has scale, where paid-for circulation of the Independent and the i is an extremely healthy figure".

The combined paid-for and free circulation of the MEN is larger than than the paid-for circulation of the biggest selling English regional evening newspaper, the Express & Star, which posted an ABC of 143,522 copies, the MEN said today.