Sentence examples similar to touch circulation from inspiring English sources

This is most evident in examining the letters "es" in "States" which almost touch on circulation strikes, and display a separation on proofs.

There are already millions of iPhones and touch-screen iPods in circulation, and the company has long been rumoured to be working on a larger "tablet" device.

And thanks to that early start, the company's offerings can now be found installed on nearly half of the iPhones and iPod touches out there in circulation.

Carla spawned the largest hurricane-related tornado outbreak on record at the time, when 26 tornadoes touched down within its circulation.

Ms. Min, who took over US Weekly from Bonnie Fuller in 2003, brought a strong sense of packaging along with a deft high-low touch, and she doubled its circulation by the time she left in 2009.

Forty million iPod Touches and iPhones are in circulation, and most people aren't reading books on them.

These are sea-surface temperature oscillations in the tropical Pacific that touch off changes in wintertime atmospheric circulation.

It was a touch more difficult to persuade the heads of circulation, and advertising feared their figures might head southwards.

One cameraphone snap by Cara Delevingne reaches 25.7 million Instagram users at the touch of a "share" button, while US Vogue's circulation has remained more or less constant at around 1.2m since Wintour took over in 1988.

Do not allow the gourds to touch each other, as this prevents adequate air circulation and can encourage microbial growth.

Within a few years the circulation of the Independent rose to within touching distance of both the Times and the Guardian, and the previously stagnant market was provoked into a frenzy of defensive activity to retain readers.