Job: editor, the Observer Industry: newspaper publishing Circulation: 450,000 Staff: 146 Age: 53 Star in: ascendant Named newspaper editor of the year in 2000, Roger Alton has taken the Observer out of the wilderness, turning round years of circulation decline.
Many economists are in favor of taking the penny out of circulation and rounding all cash transaction to the nearest nickel, which would save the federal government billions of dollars a year.
This contrasts with the classical pattern of a single winter peak of influenza observed in Northern Europe and North America, and also with the year round circulation of influenza observed in tropical settings [ 15, 16].
However our surveillance did not found any evidence of year round circulation.
Estimated from their frequency of appearance and the velocity of circulation, the volume density of this round and bright THG-contrasted cells agrees with that of white blood cell counts for human under normal physiological conditions.
While rhinovirus and adenovirus infections occurred year round, RSV, influenza virus A and coronavirus OC43 had defined period of circulation.
Furthermore, the year-round isolation and circulation of multiple independent genetic lineages of HEV71 (36 ) suggest that this virus circulates endemically within the human population of southern Vietnam.
He dropped out of circulation.
The liquid circulation velocities in the ILRs were measured by neutrally buoyant flow followers, and calculated from a pressure balance round the circulation loop: the expression used to calculate the pressure loss in the riser had to be modified to take account of liquid carried up by each large bubble; apparently this liquid flow did not contribute to the pressure loss.
The Audit Bureau of Circulation has released circulation figures for the second half of 2011.
"That's bad drugs being taken out of circulation.
