Comparing these data with problems identified with other prescription conveyance methods will help researchers identify system problems and offer solutions.
Traditio was the simple delivery of possession with the intention of passing ownership and was the method of conveyance of the jus gentium.
Also known as "Birdman" or "flying squirrel" suits, this most awesome method of conveyance is primed to make the leap to the mainstream, especially considering the Manhattan skyline offers many skyscrapers that achieve the right altitude for takeoff.
(Even in his confession, Mr. Edwards wrinkled his nose and suggested that the allegations had originated with "supermarket tabloids," as if the method of conveyance absolved him of the deeds described).
At least since the days of Nathaniel Sylvester and his teen-age wife, Grissel, who survived a shipwreck on their way from Barbados in 1652, travellers to the area have been content to rely on the former method of conveyance, which, while not free or available at whim, claims the advantages of dispatch and dryness.
Over the last decade, fueled by a righteous fan base of supercar-lovers and increasingly known as a spring and summer playground for Russian and Persian Gulf state expats alike, London has become the global parade ground for extreme and extremely tricked-out methods of conveyance.
After living on the road in rented houses and apartments for two and a half years, my husband and I have used almost every method of transportation possible and we're ruminated often about the differences one sees on pubic conveyances in various parts of the world.
The capsule-based design can connect to either ground or air conveyance modules, letting customers specific their preferred method of transit.
This legal institution, which arose as early as the 11th century, came to be employed not only as a legitimate method of providing for property management and for conveyancing but also as a method of defrauding creditors, depriving feudal landlords of their dues, and permitting religious institutions to derive the benefit of land that they could not own directly.
