Sentence examples for limited conveyance from inspiring English sources

Several additional phenomena commonly contribute to urban flooding, such as limited conveyance capacity of urban channels and rivers, as well as drains and sewers and infiltration inflow, and decades of urban development without upgrading of the drainage infrastructure (Pedersen et al. 2012).

It defies the notion that electric cars are range-limited conveyances.

Generally, the refugees did not go far, limited as they were by the slow conveyance of their own feet.

Democrats want Wednesday's session to be limited to passing an extension of a real estate conveyance tax, which home buyers pay to a municipality when a property is bought within its borders.

This paper introduces the concept of landform impediments, termed buffers, barriers and blankets, that impede sediment conveyance by limiting the connectivity between landscape compartments.

Moreover, transporters should also meet some mode-specific requirements, such as the total activity limit for a conveyance, as well as operational requirements.

1988) Another Oneida claim, challenging the pre-constitutional conveyance of another tract, was rejected by the Second Circuit in 1988, on the grounds that the Confederation Congress Proclamation of 1783 had neither the authority nor the intent to limit the acquisition of Indian lands within the borders of U.S. states.

The command area should not be extended beyond a limit to have a conveyance efficiency of 80% or more.

It's more a conveyance than destination.

The effect is more sea creature than road-going conveyance.

Even a nonmaritime type of conveyance might do.