circulation rate

People had its circulation rate base set at 2.9 million as of the end of September.

Revenue for the group rose 7 percent, to $513.1 million, largely because of higher advertising and circulation rates, the company said.

Apparently the circulation rate has fallen from 3 times to 2,4 times.

The water circulation rate in the boiler is three to four times the throughput.

The projected circulation rate base for the magazine, which at first will be sold only on newsstands, is 400,000.

Industry executives said circulation rates were rising because of the depressed advertising market and increased publishing costs.

It is unusual for a magazine to lower its circulation rate and at the same time raise its advertising rates.

Despite this success, the circulation rates of two of Disney's other magazines are significantly higher.

Nevertheless, these readers are important to maintain a publication's circulation rate base and to attract advertisers.

The National Geographic Traveler has a circulation rate base of 775,000.

Improvements in revenues and operating profit were a result of higher advertising and circulation rates.

It now has a collection of over 500,000 volumes, and regularly records one of the highest circulation rates in the country.

The primary means of detecting a kick is a relative change in the circulation rate back up to the surface into the mud pits.

The circulation rate base of the regular People is 2.95 million, but only 1.2 million copies of the special will be distributed.

But with advertising sales lagging, many papers had hoped to use increased circulation rates to bolster their own bottom lines.

In July, Life will cut the circulation rate base that it guarantees to advertisers to 1.5 million, from 1.7 million.

Opponents of the act contend that newspapers in joint operating arrangements often raise their advertising and circulation rates sharply.

Teachers are using literature-based reading programs in classrooms, and the circulation rates in children's libraries are up.

Today, the parent magazine has a circulation rate base of three million, on which it is delivering a bonus circulation of 400,000.

When The Gazette cut circulation rates drastically.

"They raise advertising and circulation rates, deter new start-ups and dampen journalistic competition."

But without functioning atria, venous flow becomes pulsatile, and the overall circulation rate decreases significantly.

Once the project was finished, and the center created, the library saw its circulation rate rise from an average of 300 borrowed resources per month to over 1000.

She has concentrated on rehabilitating the magazine company's image among advertisers, who had grumbled loudly in 1995 when Hearst cut its magazines' guaranteed circulation rates.

The magazine guarantees a circulation rate base to advertisers of 500,000, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.