But Judge Sweet ruled that the distinguishing feature of DNA is its information content, its conveyance of the genetic code.
In 1994 she edited (with Leslie Watkiss) The Waltham Chronicle: An Account of the Discovery of Our Holy Cross at Montacute and its Conveyance to Waltham.
Greenwich, like many towns in Connecticut, relies heavily on revenues from its conveyance tax, which is paid when real estate changes hands.
Before its conveyance to the shore, the water is stored inside the ship's tanks, the inner of which is covered with huge bags of geomembrane plastic liners.
Graham Sutherland Dulwich Picture Gallery, London SE21; until 25 September Francis Bacon, Graham Sutherland's one-time friend and gambling partner, once said he wanted his paintings to offer 'sensation without the boredom of its conveyance'.
Drying model results show the rapid coalescence of both a 'skin' layer in the drying latex and trapped DICY within the lattice before its conveyance to the surface by percolating water.
The original ruling by the judge of the District Court had invalidated the patents with the observation that the DNA involved was known through its 'information content, its conveyance of the genetic code'.
In addition, the robotic cart must stop its operation to avoid malfunction, not to continue its conveyance operation, when the motion of grasping or leaning on the handle, which is not normal operation, occurs.
The poet Afaa Michael Weaver seems to lend evidence to this, having emerged from a barrage of harrowing experiences with a poetic voice that is both finely wrought and commanding in its conveyance of grace, harmony and forgiveness.
The intrinsic structure of skin and muscle and the difference in their ability to be infiltrated by innate immune cells may modulate antigen persistence and its conveyance to lymphoid organs.
Poor sanitation impairs social development through its conveyance of low status, harassment, inconvenience and discomfort, particularly for women and girls, who tend to be highly conscious of social factors.
