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circularize
(redirected from circularizing)

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See BERLE & MEANS, supra note 34, at 76 ("[T]he cost of mobilizing the votes of tens or hundreds of thousands of stockholdings by circularizing them and perhaps conducting a publicity campaign, must be such as to prevent any but the most wealthy from seeking this method of seizing control [over the corporation].
Fiduciary duties for activist shareholders by Anabtawi, Iman; Stout, Lynn / Stanford Law Review
For some proteins, circularizing may stabilize them and alter their activity, says Evans, noting that his company looks for enzymes that are more active, heat-tolerant, or acid-resistant than the natural versions.
Making the Cut by TRAVIS, JOHN / Science News
The discoveries have come even as the spacecraft is primarily still in the process of circularizing its long eliptical orbit by the novel technique of aerobraking - dipping into Mars' upper atmosphere to use drag rather than rockets to alter the orbit.
MARS PROBE DETECTS MAGNETISM; SURVEYOR TRACES ANOMALIES THAT MAY BE ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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