global circulation उदाहरण वाक्य

Thus, the International Herald Tribune's eventual Israel sales have the potential to constitute a surprisingly significant slice of its global circulation of about 205, 000.
:: I thought about this once and considered the global circulation of air in Hadley cells and prevailing winds, and I came up with Vanuatu.
Through this a meteorologist " analysis of the global circulation of strontium, anticipated in the late 1940s the view of the earth as one great ecosystem ."
It is widely regarded as a literary masterpiece and since its rediscovery and global circulation, which began in 1970, it is commonly considered the national novel of Azerbaijan.
The premise of this article is that the global circulation of images, ideologies, people and resources poses a complex challenge to the cultural presumptions underlying the modern international system.

In addition to implications for fueling a more rapid spread of AIDS, the global circulation of new HIV subtypes is critical in the development of vaccines against the virus.
By 2007 global circulation was approximately 18, 000 for the print / digital magazine and 25, 000 for the weekly e-mail newsletter Financial Engineering Today ( or FET ).
In this quote, GCM stands for " global circulation model ", and the word " predictive " does not refer to the ability of GCMs to forecast climate change.
The " "'Journal of Nursing Scholarship " "'is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal in nursing with a global circulation of 125, 000 published on behalf of the Society by Blackwell Publishing.
Parrish, J . T . and F . Peterson, 1988 : Wind directions predicted from global circulation models and wind directions determined from eolian sandstones of the western United States a comparison.