Gelb gives a very clear account of the steps taken to overcome a genuine financial crisis in the 1970's -- the establishment of stand-alone sections, Weekend, Living, Home, Science Times and the others (much derided at the time by traditionalists) -- and the practical consequences in terms of circulation gains and increased advertising revenue.
It was widely rumoured that, as a consequence of declining circulation, febrile competition, weak regulation and an historic culture of rule-breaking, behaviour such as phone-hacking and paying police for tip-offs had become rife in some tabloids.
The upstart competition is relatively small in terms of circulation.
In terms of circulation revenue, digital app sales have helped.
The findings were reported in a recent issue of Circulation.
A finite amount of polymer residue may have been left in the formation, as a consequence of the lost circulation material during drilling.
The latter because, in a substantial part of patients, the increased urinary NGAL will not be the result of tubular damage but rather of overspill from the circulation as a consequence of high circulating levels induced by inflammation.
Increased delivery of warm ocean water to the margin of the ice sheet, implicated in the current phase of retreat, is the consequence of changing ocean circulation, driven by changes in the atmosphere.
Pipe sticking, formation damage and uncontrolled flow of oil and gas may be consequences of lost circulation.
Besides, spending more costs for removing the consequences of lost circulation forces drilling companies to have an idea about the severity and frequency of mud loss in the drilling area.
This is yet another unforeseen consequence of how global circulation patterns will react to changes in Earth's insulation (i.e. heating).
