primary circulation

For example, the primary circulation of Earth's atmosphere is zonal.

The reasoning is that it encourages outdoor usage; with the plaza as the primary circulation.

The loggias also function as exterior corridors and provide primary circulation for occupants.

As a result, voter turnout in the Eagles primary circulation area was 43.3 percent, compared with 31 percent for the rest of the state.

ABC primary circulation for 2009 was 36,619.

There are three primary circulation cells.

ABC primary circulation for 2007 was 8,074.

There are 20 reactors of this design (four steam generators and four primary circulation pumps) operating in France.

Another tropical depression developed to the east of the old circulation, quickly becoming the primary circulation and intensifying to a tropical storm on the 6th.

The Circuit Path is the park's primary circulation system, designed to guide visitors through its wooded areas and meadows and along the lake's edge.

This three loop design (three steam generators and three primary circulation pumps) was also exported to a number of other countries, including:

Today, the Journal Star has a circulation of 76,374 daily and 83,674 on Sunday in its primary circulation area in 17 southeast Nebraska counties.

This arrangement ensures that the newspaper will remain independent and locally-owned and that profits from the newspaper will be distributed to non-profit organizations within The Day's primary circulation area.

In addition to its primary circulation in Prescott, AZ, subsidiary editions are also published throughout Yavapai County, including in Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Camp Verde.

The 2,500-ton Perle, fresh from her refit in Toulon, now with a much smaller but no less powerful nuclear reactor, and her new, almost silent primary circulation system which probably made the Perle's propulsion unit the quietest in the entire undersea world.