Sentence examples for lines of circulation from inspiring English sources

As a result of the Industrial Revolution and the shift of population to cities and coalfields, however, the county began to find itself outside the main lines of circulation across England in the 19th century.

Unlike traditional top-down communication from expert to audience, the internet provides 'alternate lines of knowledge circulation,' where websites and blogs also challenged assessments by experts and authorities (13).

Each component is represented by vortex lattice lifting lines and the radial distribution of circulation is determined by the solution of the problem.

The second line provided circulation of the solution, which contained initially K2SO4 (1,000 mol m−3), through the cathode and anode compartments (second line).

To determine changes in haemostasis during the passage of blood through the extracorporeal circuit, blood was sampled in citrate tubes from the efferent line of the extracorporeal circulation (postfilter).

He dropped out of circulation.

"Our latest circulation numbers are in line with what we have seen over the last few years, a steady migration to digital," said Michael Brunt, chief marketing officer and managing director of circulation at The Economist.

Modalities of circulation are exposed.

The Audit Bureau of Circulation has released circulation figures for the second half of 2011.

"That's bad drugs being taken out of circulation.

They stopped 11 films, kept them out of circulation.