- In
electrical engineering, a
circulator is a p****ive, non-reciprocal three- or four-port
device that only
allows a
microwave or radio-frequency (RF) signal...
- In the
United States, a
downtown circulator is a road, bus or
streetcar system to
distribute traffic or
people through a
downtown area.
Examples include:...
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Circulate is the
second solo
album of Neil
Sedaka after his 1959
debut solo
album Rock with Sedaka.
Circulate was
released in 1961 by RCA
Victor and was...
- The DC
Circulator was a bus
system in Washington, D.C. The
District of
Columbia Department of
Transportation operated the
service in a public–private partnership...
- The
following list of the
magazines in the
world by
circulation is
based upon the
number of
copies distributed, on average, for each issue. The following...
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Circulating capital includes intermediate goods and
operating expenses, i.e., short-lived
items that are used in
production and used up in the process...
- A
circulator pump or
circulating pump is a
specific type of pump used to
circulate gases, liquids, or
slurries in a
closed circuit with
small elevation...
-
Israeli new
sheqel and
Egyptian pound are
widely accepted. Four
currencies circulate in the
partially recognized state of the
Sahrawi Arab
Democratic Republic...
- An
optical circulator is a three- or four-port
optical device designed such that
light entering any port
exits from the next. This
means that if light...
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Circulator may also
refer to: P****ive
radio frequency and
microwave circulator, a
device that
utilizes magnetized ferrite to
provide the
circulator function...
