THERE are times when words won't do, when the only accurate conveyance of feeling is something rawer and more guttural.
"The real question is how are we going to survive between now and the time when new conveyance facilities become available," which could be a decade or more.
In addition, the robotic cart must stop its operation to avoid malfunction, not to continue its conveyance operation, when the motion of grasping or leaning on the handle, which is not normal operation, occurs.
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.
Disdaining both opulence and reckless speed, Samuel Cunard offered something else when, in 1839, he made a tender to the Admiralty for the conveyance of Her Majesty's Mail: dependability, guaranteed by the novel presence of an on-board engineer.
When using conveyance carts similar to our proposed robotic cart, users often lean on the cart because its shape is easy to lean on.
When a conveyance you are riding in fails to move and fails to move, and you hope and pray and apply all your mental powers in an attempt to get it rolling, and it finally does move, that's one of life's sweetest feelings.
The Internet would revolutionize the conveyance of human thought.
So when it was time to pop up for my 50th high-school reunion (gulp!) in Connecticut, I thought a Jetta SportWagen TDI would be just the conveyance for a plunge back into the future.
Increasingly, the conveyance of choice for these aging commuters is the scooter - not the motorized kind, but a sleeker version of the type that Dennis the Menace rode when he wasn't terrorizing Mr. Wilson.
