Sentence examples for conveyance across from inspiring English sources

Every Winter Olympic sport, come to think of it, involves, either solely or in part, manipulating and maximizing the movement of a man-made conveyance across some kind of frozen water.

Second, the collective labor force conveyance with recruitment campaigns across Europe instituted by the Swedish Labor Market Board in co-operation with local unions and companies.

BBS1 is able to directly bind Rabin8 [12] and a model has been proposed in which the BBSome may be able to regulate activation of the multifunctional small GTPase Rab8, leading to the sorting and transport of cargo to the cilium [12,67] and potentially across the periciliary barrier for conveyance to the IFT system [11].

Tidal-creek fragmentation represents one of the most widespread human-caused environmental impacts in nearshore waters of the Bahamas (e.g., over 80% of tidal creeks are fragmented on Andros Island; Layman et al. 2004) and is generally caused by roads constructed across tidal creeks without proper flow conveyance structures such as culverts or bridges (Fig. 1).

Its activation may reflect an attentional shift across the visual scene [ 32] or the conveyance of visual information from lower- to higher-level regions [ 33].

Here, as across much of the continent, matatus are the primary means of conveyance for millions of Africans with minimal income.

Similarly, when your novel's terrain stretches across hundreds of miles and your world lacks jet propulsion, as an author you face some basic problems of transportation that can result in conveyance via Rube Goldberg.

It's more a conveyance than destination.

The effect is more sea creature than road-going conveyance.

Even a nonmaritime type of conveyance might do.

Or do you consider them merely vehicles of conveyance?