The analysis of particle movements indicated that particle mixing was dominated by the particle circulation period, which is the time required for a particle to complete one circulation in the drum, and its standard deviation.
It has, in distant British memory, when one circulation manager's home garage was discovered stacked high with returns.
It is seen, that for all four load shares, in the range of (x_r>0.55), one circulation ratio optimizes the COP for each value of (x_r).
The ideal (induction and NMBA) agent would smoothly and quickly render the patient unconscious, unresponsive, and amnestic in one arm/heart/brain circulation time.
Excess rainfall is caused when the atmosphere becomes "stuck" in one pattern of circulation, giving wet weather for an extended period in some regions.
A check valve is also present in the circuit to help facilitate natural circulation in one direction in the absence of gravity.
In one he put into circulation Coca-Cola bottles with labels attached saying things like "Yankees Go Home!" In the other he circulated bank notes printed with the question "Quem matou Herzog?" ("Who killed Herzog?"), referring to a journalist who died in prison under suspicious circumstances.
"The combined figures allow publishers to show their total circulations in one format which will prove to be a more useful tool when trading media space".
I had been hoping the book would be mentioned in one of the large-circulation women's magazines, so I was happy.
The trend in one-way direction circulation of working fluid emerged.
One of the most intriguing new findings arises from the discovery that, during pregnancy, a mother and fetus exchange body cells that can persist in one or the other's circulation for years or even decades after birth.
