The kinetic energy of the system was expressed as T = frac{1}{2}m_{e} V_{c}^{2} + frac{1}{2}rho int_{0}^{l} {V^{2} {text{d}}x}, (2 where (m_{e} = m + (H - l(t))rho_{2}), V c and V represented the total velocity at the conveyance and x on rope, respectively.
Moreover, transporters should also meet some mode-specific requirements, such as the total activity limit for a conveyance, as well as operational requirements.
As in the case of Roman law, so too in the case of 19th-century Anglo-American law, focusing on what is called property law may obscure the reality of the total law with respect to the possession, use, and conveyance of things.
Based on an exhaustive study of the cost structure of postal operations, it demonstrated conclusively that conveyance charges were an insignificant factor in the total cost of handling a letter.
But when they learned that the decline in revenues from the conveyance taxes, building permit fees and interest income would total $8 million to $10 million this year, town officials decided to take more drastic measures.
Seven scenarios were developed with different weightings to service outage, water conveyance and treatment costs while complying with water quality goals in regard to total organic carbon, nitrates, and total dissolved solids.
§ 56.19130 Conveyance shaft test.
§ 56.19131 Hoist conveyance connections.
Since a deed for residential property is usually intended to convey absolute and total ownership -- legally referred to as title in fee simple -- all those who currently own the property must join in the conveyance.
It's more a conveyance than destination.
Conveyance of land may be somewhat different, but not radically different, from conveyance of movables.
