Sentence examples for state circulation from inspiring English sources

The Courant, now the state's largest circulation paper, dates to 1764 and is described daily as "America's Oldest Continuously Published Newspaper". The Times, founded in 1817, had the largest state circulation for more than half of this century but shut down in 1976 as a prime example of the decline of evening newspapers nationally.

Contrary to the pre-Inka period, a small part of maize was consumed by as chicha by local commoners, while the main bulk was incorporated into the state circulation system, to be consumed elsewhere.

Following enforced mobilization with G-CSF there were no differences in either the number of CFCs in the blood (Figure 1C) or the percentage of KSL cells in the bone marrow in both WT and PECAM-1−/− mice (data not shown), suggesting that loss of PECAM-1 selectively affects progenitor cells numbers in the steady state circulation, but does not affect their ability to be actively mobilized.

Initial observations regarding the steady state circulation of hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) in the blood led to the study of HSC kinetics after the administration of chemotherapy with or without growth factors.

5 No exemption on the basis of volume of out-of-state circulation was written into the Act.

There appears to have been an out-of-state circulation of 43, 46, and 40 for the years ending March 31 , 1939 1940, and 1941 respectively.

At flow start-ups, pumping pressures higher than the steady-state circulation pressure are usually required to surpass the gel strength.

Rather the exemption of the small weeklies or semi-weeklies seems to have been adopted on the assumption that without it a newspaper with a regular out-of-state circulation, no matter how small, would be under the Act.

Within the same frame, the GOCE/GRACE-based geopotential model GOCO02s has been used to estimate the mean dynamic ocean topography and the steady-state circulation in the area around Gavdos.

The choice Congress made was not the exemption of newspapers with small out-of-state circulations but the exemption of certain types of small newspapers.

The writer and anthropologist Sarah Kendzior, who researches authoritarian states in Eastern Europe, has written that "In authoritarian states, the circulation of state crimes often serves to confirm tacit suspicions, and in some cases, to reaffirm the futility of the fight.