Mark Bradford has contributed a mural-size circulation system (map? skin? ant tunnels?) layered with eroded posters (above, on large wall).
So, it would seem that the issue of earnings is not so much clouded by ego and modesty, but by ambiguity; with rates changing based on factors such as the size and circulation of the publication, as well as the proficiency of the writer in question.
By controlling micelle size, the circulation time and distribution of these nanocarriers can be tailored.
Depending on the size and circulation, you may be able to print your newspaper yourself.
Based on the logistic regression analysis, the likelihood of larger dome size among anterior circulation IAs was over two times that in the posterior circulation (cutoff value: 11.8 mm; specificity, 82.2 %; sensitivity, 85.9 %) (Fig. 6a).
None of the biggest magazine-publishing companies, like Time Inc. and Condé Nast, were pursuing New York, mainly because its size (about 440,000 circulation) and reliance on regional advertising did not mesh with their other properties.
By its very nature, the contest for general excellence -- the "best picture" Oscar of the event -- puts apples and oranges in the same basket because the determining factor is circulation size.
Balboni will only say syndicated content will be priced based on circulation size and affordable to even his "distressed colleagues".
The true liquid-side mass transfer coefficient increased with increasing gas and liquid velocities, particle size and solid circulation rate.
Particles similar to red blood cells in size demonstrated longer circulation times, suggesting that this size and shape of deformable particle is uniquely suited to avoid clearance.
One two-phase bubble column and two three-phase slurry reactors have been experimentally characterised with special emphasis on bubble size distribution, liquid circulation and solids movement.
