Sentence examples for slowly circulated from inspiring English sources

Multiple checkpoints around Damascus were used to prevent public transportation from entering the downtown area, and security vehicles with Kalashnikov barrels protruding from windows slowly circulated in many areas.

The liquid metal, which is slowly circulated in the blanket, interacts with the magnetic field that confines the fusion plasma leading to modifications of velocity and pressure distributions compared to the ones in hydrodynamic flows.

One enters the building under a curved marquee from the side; the entrance itself is bowed inward and forms an outside lobby for slowly circulating crowds.

Because of the combined action of these and other forces, the current patterns are slowly circulating eddies, turning to the right (or clockwise) in the northern oceans and to the left (or counterclockwise) in the southern.

Over many centuries, as slowly circulating ocean waters mix, the seas will easily be able to absorb 90percentt or more of the carbon dioxide liberated by human activities, but the impacts in the short term could still disrupt marine ecology, Dr. Feely said.

Based on the data and the models, some scientists have concluded that major ocean currents--such as those that slowly circulate deep-ocean water to the surface and back down again--are beginning to change speed and direction, presumably in response to the warming climate.

But the word of generic PrEP is slowly circulating.

Not only will the curtain still be fully exposed to air, but air will be free to slowly circulate around it from the sides and overhead to more rapidly dry the entire interior of the shower area.

Judge Boggs accused Chief Judge Boyce F. Martin Jr. of acting slowly in circulating an unusual request by the plaintiffs who challenged the admissions program to have the entire court hear the case immediately instead of awaiting the decision of a three-judge panel, which is the usual practice.

As a low pressure system off the coast turned slowly northward and circulated over much of the region, the rain changed into snow, and winds kicked up to 35 miles an hour in the Philadelphia region.

We believe that the reason why amplification is not leading to a significantly brighter signal is that these substrates are large molecules (>100,000 MW) that circulate slowly and diffuse slowly into tissues and cells.