Scaling of direct potable water reuse (DPR) systems involves tradeoffs of treatment facility economy-of-scale, versus cost and energy of conveyance including energy for upgradient distribution of treated water, and retention of wastewater thermal energy.
Even a nonmaritime type of conveyance might do.
Or do you consider them merely vehicles of conveyance?
The New York City Transit Rules of Conduct are very clear on this point: "Photography, filming or video recording in any facility or conveyance is permitted except that ancillary equipment such as lights, reflectors or tripods may not be used.
The bicycle and the bullock cart are important modes of conveyance, especially in rual areas.
Public use limit means the number of persons; number and type of animals; amount, size and type of equipment, vessels, mechanical modes of conveyance, or food/beverage containers allowed to enter, be brought into, remain in, or be used within a designated geographic area or facility; or the length of time a designated geographic area or facility may be occupied.
Whatever mode of conveyance takes you to your destination, Wheels wishes you safe and enjoyable travels.
"He shipped well and he handled two turns," Baffert said of Conveyance.
For long journeys, the primary mode of conveyance seems to be Ski-Doos.
These new modes of conveyance permitted a far speedier, more regular, and more reliable mail service, both internally and internationally.
From 3,000 to 4,000 cases are loaded daily in the various vehicles of conveyance.
