In his eight arms, he is prescribed in the texts to carry gada (mace), sword, arrow and the Sudarshana Chakra in his left hands and shankha (conch), shield, bow and lotus in his right hands.
Apple's new iOS 5 operating-system upgrade for its ubiquitous mobile devices includes a revised Messages app that automatically switches to a 3G or Wi-Fi data network to carry text and multimedia content if it detects that the recipient's device is also running iOS 5.
Texting eliminates the need to carry on a long-winded conversation, and frees you up to get on with your life.
The proliferation of full-text databases and advances in computer storage capacity have made it possible to carry out text analysis by means of linguistic and extra-linguistic knowledge.
The production's supertitles conked out a few moments into the second act, but the singing was clear enough to carry the text.
To resolve the matter, the Mail agreed to publish a letter from the organisation in the paper and to carry the text on its website at the foot of the original article.
Having become verbally more and more terse, it ends with a series of short, fractured scenes: the text at last seems unable to carry its own weight, as if the world is falling in on itself.
Asked in a question shown in text onscreen why he decided to carry out the attacks, Coulibaly responds: "It's perfectly legitimate, amply deserved … You and your coalition carry out bombings regularly over there, you kill civilians, you kill fighters – and why, because we apply sharia?
Tapping on the little information icon pauses the exercise and shows a list of text-based tips on how to carry it out.
The report cites the UK's comparatively late auction of the 4G spectrum – whereby mobile operators and networks bid for space on the airwaves used to carry calls, texts and data – as one of the reasons coverage isn't up to scratch.
