Qi is said to circulate in the meridians.

Platelets are very small cell particles that circulate in the blood.

This allows the Caelyx liposomes to circulate for prolonged periods in the blood stream.

A touring visa, by definition, is supposed to allow applicants to circulate in several Member States.

CD20 does not circulate in the plasma as a free antigen and, thus, does not compete for antibody binding.

Now, while I'll let it circulate for a little more, let me tell you a little bit about superconductors.

A revised Directive to the extent necessary to ensure that safe toys can circulate in the EU internal market.

Acts issued by notaries in matters of matrimonial property regime in the Member States should circulate under this Regulation.

This reduces the rate at which the active substance is broken down, allowing it to circulate in the blood for longer.

This may allow IGF I to circulate in the body at higher levels and for longer periods than unbound IGF I.

The 5 banknotes of the first series will continue to circulate alongside the new banknotes, but they will gradually be withdrawn.

They will circulate alongside the Europa series 10 before being phased out later on and eventually ceasing to be legal tender.

According to the current medical devices directives, devices that bear the CE marking, in principle, can freely circulate in the EU.

analyse the impact on different categories of SMEs of programmes to promote eco efficiency and circulate a guide to best practice

The first series will initially circulate alongside the new banknotes, but will gradually be withdrawn and eventually cease to be legal tender.

Achieving a well functioning European Research Area (ERA) in which researchers, scientific knowledge and technology can circulate freely is of utmost importance40.

3.32 It might be useful to make provision for means to circulate and raise awareness of the methodologies used to calculate benchmarks (e.g. publication on websites).

4.1.2 The concept of mobility should always also take account of each country's views and specific situation, to ensure that talent is able to circulate effectively.

According to that principle, services that comply with the law of the country where their providers are established may circulate freely within the Community internal market.

Accordingly, programmes that comply with the law of the country of origin in line with the provisions of the Directive may circulate freely within the EU.

As the euro banknotes would also circulate in territories near and outside geographical Europe , the map had to be positioned so that they could be fitted in .

The 20 banknotes of the first series will remain legal tender and continue to circulate alongside the new notes, but they will be gradually withdrawn from circulation.

Indeed , as coins circulate throughout the euro area , the migration of coins from one Member State to another may significantly affect the volume of coins circulating in a Member State .

2.21 The Commission is currently analysing how an appropriate interface could be designed and how it could build on the existing IMI system network so that essential information can circulate easily.

An unborn baby has a blood vessel called the ductus arteriosus near the heart which allows the baby s blood to bypass the lungs and circulate to the rest of the body.

(hh) increasing the capacity of audiovisual operators to develop audiovisual works with a potential to circulate in Europe and beyond and to facilitate European and international co production including with TV broadcasters

The Madrid European Council also decided that the euro should circulate alongside the national currencies for a maximum of six months , although subsequently , the pros and cons of shortening this period were discussed .

A common Union response is therefore needed, given the impact that such measures of last resort may have on all persons having the right to circulate within this area without border control at internal borders.

Euro banknotes are legal tender in all participating Member States , will freely circulate within the euro area , be reissued by the members of the Eurosystem , and may also be stored or used outside the euro zone .

The number of 50 banknotes in circulation is also nearly the same as the total number of all denominations in circulation at the end of 2002, the year when euro banknotes and coins started to circulate.

4.5 An essential part of the Dialogue on Climate Change would be to circulate information on examples of good practice, for instance from countries trying to draw up action plans for decreasing dependence on fossil fuels.

Approved marine equipment installed on board a ship will be able to circulate freely in all Member States because it will bear a Community mark the wheel mark demonstrating its compliance with the IMO MED requirements.

1.22 It is necessary for customs authorities to cooperate in a European network with market surveillance authorities, to ensure effective checks on products before they are placed on the European internal market, where they can circulate freely.

1.22 It is necessary for customs authorities to cooperate in a European network with market surveillance authorities, to ensure effective checks on products before they are placed on the European internal market, where they can circulate freely.

1.7 Logistics should be seen as a commercial activity which is carried out by the sector the authorities should be responsible for creating appropriate general conditions to ensure that goods can circulate as efficiently, effectively and competitively as possible.