Sentence examples for to be circulated from from inspiring English sources

Queensland swimmers Madison Wilson and Taylor McKeown are the other two Australians among 41 international athletes whose details are the latest to be circulated from Canada, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Serbia, South Africa, Switzerland, Sweden and the US.

Capturing waste being the first and most difficult part of the recycling process to execute, how can we expect most companies to create products that can be circulated from production to consumption and back to production again and again?

In this study, the estimated groundwater flux of 63.89 m3/day (18.36% × 348 m3/day) was used as the amount of groundwater that can be circulated from Kylmäkoski aquifer.

Reuters reported that Deputy Chief Richard Newman of the New Mexico State Police said information on the crime was going to be circulated widely enough to deter anyone from buying the painting.

He added: "The vaccine offers excellent protection against those types of flu virus that are most likely to be circulating each winter, protecting your child from a nasty illness that could end up with them having treatment in hospital.

Molecular epidemiology supports classical epidemiology in cases for which the source of imported MeV is known by confirming that the viral genotype obtained is consistent with the genotype known to be circulating in the country or region from which the case was imported.

Basically, this ensures the machine is completely off, since even after you've flipped the switch power may still be circulating from the capacitor (the component that regulates the flow of power from the outlet).

The strip dispersion is circulated from the mixer to the membrane module to provide a constant supply of the LIX-79/n-heptane solution to the membrane pores.

As troops were circulated from the trenches to billets behind the lines they asserted notions of identity and place by 'Tommifying' northern France and Belgium.

In this work, all electrochemical measurements were performed at a double-wall jacketed cell, covered with a glass plate, through which water was circulated from a thermostat to maintain a constant operational temperature of 30, 40 and 50 ± 0.5 °C.

Water is circulated from the injection (injector) to the production (producer) wells through a system of open, connected fractures where it becomes heated by contact with the rock.