Sentence examples for of a circulation from inspiring English sources

The Gulf Stream, the northern part of a circulation system known as the North Atlantic Gyre, reaches 150 Sverdrups at its peak.

(About 80percentt of the Daily News's circulation of 730,000 comes from street sales. For The New York Times, street sales represent about 40percentt of a circulation of 1.1 million).

While Tribune's situation has been difficult in Los Angeles, it has been dire on Long Island, where the effects of a circulation scandal at Newsday are still being felt.

The passenger capacity of a circulation element is analogous with the vehicle capacity of a section of infrastructure.

The baffles also lead to the occurrence of a circulation flow immediately upstream and downstream each baffle plate in the radial azimuthal plane.

Further improvement of carbon conversion efficiency could be achieved by means of a circulation of fine particles elutriation into the spout-fluid bed or the high velocity fluidized bed.

I had ambitions of maybe someday getting to a circulation of 10,000.

Probably the best role Lombard ever had was that of a Vermont woman named Hazel Flagg, who, in William A. Wellman's "Nothing Sacred" (1937), fakes a fatal illness just so she can live it up for a while — at the expense of a circulation-greedy tabloid — in glamorous Manhattan.

Drawing an analogy with sedimentation-diffusion processes in rotating cylinders, the underlying mechanism of antipolarization is interpreted in terms of a circulation-flux parameter.

(Texas Monthly, by comparison, a winner of ten National Magazine Awards, boasts a circulation of three hundred thousand).

The Scottish edition of the Sun had a circulation of 336,023.