Sentence examples for conveyance through from inspiring English sources

Flood conveyance through the study area was modeled using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS modeling program.

The Prussian Government has faithfully kept its promise, and in this respect has [imposed] upon itself all the inconveniences with respect to the conveying of the wounded which the protest of the French Government against this conveyance through Luxemburg territory imposed upon it.

The Circuit Court of Appeals-4 F.(2d) 765-affirmed a judgment of conviction under an indictment which charged that petitioner deposited in the post office at El Paso, Tex., for conveyance through the mails, an obscene, lewd, and lascivious printed card and letter, in violation of section 211, Criminal Code (Comp. St .§ 10381).

They revealed that the current policy of increasing urban land conveyance through competitive mechanisms cannot help better protect the landless peasants [ 4].

Hendrie's brother was an estate agent and put all his property transfers through the firm, so Guest gained much valuable experience, especially in conveyancing, through a number of cases in the High Court, in the Magistrate's Court and in the Court of the Mining Commissioner.

At the same time, geochemical diversity, especially among smaller resharpening flakes, is higher in the Marana period, highlighting the wide-ranging conveyance systems through which obsidian moved.

As the pumping costs are high, the cost per unit water is high and thus farmers need to use better distribution and conveyance efficiencies through the use of pipes.

Howard Lament, an engineer by trade, and a specialist in "the conveyance of liquids through valves of every shape and size," eventually comes up with an artificial heart that he then discards in a fit of despair.

This small show focuses on the conveyance of social values through masks, figures, drums and other objects.

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.

Their successors in the Russian mafia did, however, recognize the virtues of the G-Wagen, and adopted it -- in black, with blacked-out windows and a big 5-liter V-8 -- as the conveyance for bodyguards who trailed them through Russian streets.