Sentence examples for ordinary circulation from inspiring English sources

However, as there is no record of any denomination higher than one penny (then struck for circulation in silver) being used in the Maundy gift before 1731, sets from before then are most likely ordinary circulation strikes.

After approximately 1180 s, ordinary natural circulation of air was suddenly produced.

One hypothesis is that metastatic cells are larger than ordinary cells in the circulation and that they become trapped in the microcirculation of a capillary bed.

Since 1980, Spitsbergen money has been taken out of circulation and replaced with ordinary Norwegian currency.

The reason this story is getting such wide circulation is that the ordinary person sees it for what it is -- media bias having the potential of affecting the outcome of an election.

In liver metastases, colorectal cancer cells move to the liver via the portal vein, which differs from ordinary distant metastases where cells move through the systemic circulation.

Now that the blueprint (The Ordinary Person's Guide to Empire) has been put into mass circulation, it could be disabled quicker than the pundits predicted.

The old currency will continue to be in circulation until Jan . 1 2006, after which it will not be accepted for ordinary transactions; holders of the old currency will have 10 years to convert it to new bank notes.

The gallery block feels like an ordinary box, and although the project is in theory about porosity and flow, its internal circulation is cramped and stuttering.

What this means is that the real limit on the amount of money in circulation is not how much the central bank is willing to lend, but how much government, firms, and ordinary citizens, are willing to borrow.

A household name as an editor of mass circulation women's magazines, and a familiar voice on radio and television, she is still someone to whom ordinary people listen on almost any subject.