A procession of the species that armies have used to carry supplies or haul guns, or fly messages or kill vermin, marches across a frieze: elephants, camels, horses, bullocks, donkeys, a flight of pigeons, a dog, a cat.
The government arrested a Communist leader, Jacques Duclos, whose car contained two pigeons — carriers, the police claimed, for flying messages to Moscow.
I've never heard of anyone chartering a plane to fly the message that the chief executive should be sacked over the town hall, but there are some similarities.
The geofilters combined amusing visuals and messages with the web address of Snapchat's job page, all in the hope that a Twitter engineer taking a quick Snapchat break might come across the targeted "Fly Higher!" message and think, Hey, maybe it's time for a change.
While the group was aiming to have planes fly with their message in all fifty states, about half unpatriotically declined American Atheists' request to exercise their free speech with this message.
Four initiators in a higher network density tend to place more burdens on the network by increasing the number of flying broadcast messages, as well as the number of broadcast competitors or contentions.
Figure 13 shows the single hop propagation delay of the four schemes as the number of broadcast senders is changed from 1 to 4. Because increasing the number of senders means increasing the number of flying broadcast messages, the degree of contentions will increase.
Text messages fly in from Clarke's friends, some of whom she hasn't spoken to since she was about four years old.
Billions of messages fly across the service every year, and 76 percent of the company's revenue comes from money generated by Grindr users who fork over cash for the service's premium features.
Text messages fly between cellphones, lighting up with news of which parties are still live and which have been shut down, as many have been since Lehigh was recently named America's No. 3 party school by The Princeton Review.
