For this purpose conveyance tunnels which carry supper/subcritical flows are commonly constructed.
They are kept for a variety of purposes such as conveyance of goods or farm products; as draught animal; as source of hide, milk, and meat (Dorman 1984) or as racing animals in some Middle East countries (Snow 1992).
Space ships are not miracles of technology, but psychic conveyances, serving the same purpose as Dorothy's whirlwind-borne house in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, or the trance of the traditional shaman: they get you to the Otherworld.
In those days, there were no route numbers or state roads; in Wisconsin, there were merely old cart and carriage thoroughfares, whose primary purpose was the conveyance of food from farm to market.
Section 12 of the Drug Misuse Act states, "Every person commits an offence against this Act who knowingly permits any premises or any vessel, aircraft, hovercraft [no seriously], motor vehicle, or other mode of conveyance to be used for the purpose of the commission of an offence against this Act".
It says in part: "No person shall use or enter the facilities or conveyances of the authority, for any purpose, without the payment of fare or tender of other valid fare media used in accordance with any conditions and restrictions imposed by the authority".
In insects, chemical information conveyance plays an important role in finding conspecifics and forming aggregations.
The study examined 785 OHCA cases using the emergency conveyance record (the Utstein style) submitted for the purpose of MC verification by the fire-fighting organization in Saga from 1 July 2010 to 31 June 2011.
Choi can get impressive mileage out of the most minor detail: "On most days his briefcase hung from his hand virtually empty, but its purpose had never been as a means of conveyance.
"The doctrine the plaintiffs will use to do that is fraudulent conveyance.
