Sentence examples for in which conveyance from inspiring English sources

Spatial variability in valley width exerts a critical control on catchment connectivity, with more efficient sediment conveyance in narrow valleys relative to wider valleys characterised by piedmonts, terraces, fans and extensive floodplains in which conveyance is impeded.

Then there's the timeless debate over which conveyance is best: bus?

I also went to see as well as hear, driven by my last experience of Ms. Fleming on Carnegie's recital stage — then in a gown so vast and glorious as to have a life of its own, a conveyance in which the singer became less occupant than passenger.

Up to the time Mrs. Pitre put on her babbling act, Guay had been thinking of an airplane as only one of a number of conveyances in which to place his wife and a bomb.

Environments present in ethanolic fuel conveyance systems may provide niches in which methanogens thrive; however, the impact of methanogens on corrosion and deterioration of fuel industry infrastructure is not currently well understood.

This paper mainly investigates the fixed charge solid transportation problem under fuzzy environment, in which the direct costs, the fixed charges, the supplies, the demands and the conveyance capacities are supposed to be fuzzy variables.

At additional cost, this service, in which about half the UPU membership participates, provides expedited conveyance and individualized priority handling of correspondence and goods.

First, getting around: "Travel by bus only during daylight hours and only by first-class conveyance," says the US State Department, following numerous hijackings of buses in which all the passengers are robbed.

We also found that conveyance cost was zero in 29.5% (23/78) cases in which care was sought from NGDs as compared to 6.6% (4/60) cases in GPs and 13.3% (4/30) cases in NGCs (p = 0.002).

Upon his return to the United States, Edison filed another patent caveat, on November 2, which described a Kinetoscope based not just on a flexible filmstrip, but one in which the film was perforated to allow for its engagement by sprockets, making its mechanical conveyance much more smooth and reliable.

In Great Britain rapid conveyance of urgent letters is provided by the so-called night mail system, in which mail is sorted for immediate delivery in traveling post offices (TPOs) aboard trains that crisscross the country at night.