Sentence examples for group circulation from inspiring English sources
Two months later top newspaper representatives, including Francis Morel, the director general of Le Figaro, the French daily, and Mike Newman, the group circulation director for Associated Newspapers, which owns The Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday in Britain, publicly called on Mr. Barroso to enforce "fair competition among all players, including search engines".
Maybe some of the group's circulation strugglers should start "dancing with the fishes" (copyright Stephen Quinn) as well.
The BBC is the fourth biggest magazine group by circulation – behind IPC media, H Bauer and NatMags – and given its size, could present overseas groups with no presence in Britain with a rare opportunity to become a significant player in the market.
But the slowly unfolding quality of many of these tracks recalls psych-folk group Espers, while "Circulation"'s controlled energy sounds like nothing so much as an unplugged Sonic Youth.
The congressmen noted that the American Petroleum Institute, a trade group, recommends full circulation before cement work to reduce the possibility that the mud will contaminate the cement, which could contribute to its failure.
Peculiarity of this group is cyclone circulation over the Arctic.
In the GMA group, the extracorporeal circulation passed through a mini-column filled with cellulose acetate beads.
In the sham GMA group, the extracorporeal circulation was set up in the same manner but without beads.
In the sham EBR group, the extracorporeal circulation was set up with the same hemofilter and bioreactor cartridge but without any cells.
In the EBR group, the extracorporeal circulation passed through a mini-hemofilter with the ultrafiltration rate at 0.25 mL/min, then the ultrafiltrate (UF) passed through an EBR (Fig. 1a, b).
Despite higher pulmonary levels of drug that were found for the crystalline group, the systemic circulation (AUC0 24) was higher for the amorphous group (8.6 ng h/mL) than for crystalline group (2.4 ng h/mL) based on a five-compartmental analysis.
