Bob Baffert, a Hall of Famer and three-time Derby winner, sent Conveyance to Arkansas, where the colt led every step of the way to capture the Southwest Stakes.
The sign in the backseat of the cab, "Please keep your feet off the seats," is something my own mother might have said, but nothing you'd find in any public conveyance in America, where a sign like that would only stimulate certain people to plant their shoes directly on the seats.
Specific-gage analysis, which isolates the impacts of instream river modifications, documented declining flow conveyance at all stations where flood levels and frequencies increased.
The musical performances presented their own problems, inevitably the case where the electronic conveyance of sound is concerned.
As a result, three mathematical models are constructed for the problem, i.e., expected value model, chance-constrained programming model and measure-chance programming model, where the supplies, demands, conveyance capacities, direct costs and fixed charges are regarded as uncertain variables.
During lunch, the shopping carts and other conveyances are parked in the churchyard, where someone from the soup kitchen keeps an eye on them.
Current practice in the control group is therefore care as usual comprising assessment of injury or other conditions requiring immediate care, assistance in moving from where they have fallen, and conveyance to ED unless the patient refuses.
This is dusty, chaotic Africa, where donkey carts are more common conveyances than buses, where animals are killed for clothing as well as for food, and where words like globalization and the Internet have not yet entered the popular vocabulary.
Some conveyancing firms operate under a "dedicated team" set-up where all admin tasks are delegated to data-processors.
