The typical values are observationally less than 102 km in the extratropics and theoretically given as the half horizontal wavelength using the gravity-wave dispersion relation, substituting the height of the sea land breeze circulation cell as the half vertical wavelength (internal case, latitude < 30°) (e.g., Rotunno 1983; Niino 1987).
The possible sale follows a rapid decline for Newsweek, which had 3.3 million readers at the height of its circulation in 1991 and used to be a major rival of Time.
The simulations confirmed that the height of the annulus is a key factor for the control of the circulation of solids.
Under the same amount of argon gas injection, the LBE circulation ability increases as the height of the riser increased.
This study primarily investigates the particle distribution in the down-flow bed, which becomes increasingly uniform when the circulation flow rate is increased or when the height of the baffle is reduced, except when the baffle height is 0.2 m.
The Denver Rocky Mountain News gave a figure of 305,000 for the current six-month period, far from its peak circulation of 426,000 two years ago at the height of the price war.
By voluntarily adjusting the height of the end of the "efferent" tube, the afterload of the pulmonary circulation could be manipulated.
The solids circulation rate increases with increasing gas velocity, the height of the entrainment zone and the porous draft tube diameter.
In 1898, at the height of the Spanish-American war, the New York Journal and the New York World saw a boom in circulation.
The solids circulation rate decreases with the decrease of inlet gas velocity and the height of the entrainment zone.
The largest bill in circulation now is the C-note, but, for a couple of weeks at the height of the Great Depression (December 18 , 1934-January 9 , 1935 the Treasury printed up a bunch of hundred-thousand dollar bills, featuring a portrait of Woodrow Wilson.
