The F20 version was specifically designed to be carried by Mirage F1, while the D version was designed to be carried by the newer Mirage 2000.
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Tag your friends that would like to be carried by me!
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The weight of adults shouldn't have to be carried by babies.
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You can also be carried by the atmosphere and the emotion.
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That liberal banner, as expected, will be carried by either Sen.
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He tried to walk but had to be carried by teammates.
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Obviously, it had to be carried by someone from the residence.
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The burdens will again be carried by the most marginalized among us.
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The only southern state to be carried by Hillary Clinton was Virginia.
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Most remain bullish and expect Alphabet to be carried by strong advertising revenue.
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Light enough to be carried by 43 divers, small enough to get through narrow gaps.
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Light enough to be carried by 2 divers, small enough to get through narrow gaps.
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It wants its protagonists to steer the ship, not to be carried by the current.
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Light enough to be carried by 29 divers, small enough to get through narrow gaps.
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Some could barely walk due to their injuries, and had to be carried by others.
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The message had yet to be carried by Chinese state media as of Thursday afternoon.
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In space, the gas to be ionised, usually xenon, has to be carried by the craft.
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Blaze Media said it will also be carried by some television providers, including DISH and Verizon.
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Eventually, they would be carried by a barge to Staten Island and secured to the foundation.
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But that can only be carried by dentists or pharmacies, which have to register the buyer's details.
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Right now, the mantle of 'progressive' can be carried by any number of candidates and potential candidates.
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Ms. Jiménez's 3-year-old had to be carried by the adults for much of the way.
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A few, almost certainly, let it be known that they expected to be carried by a human.
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North Korea claims that it has begun producing nuclear warheads small enough to be carried by ballistic missiles.
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Head to the "upcoming" tab for a look at high-profile drops that will be carried by the store.
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The Tokyo 2020 implementation will involve linking photo data with an IC card to be carried by accredited people.
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The capital charges of those subways which had built up real estate values, should be carried by real estate.
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For them, the extra cost is just another frustration; another burden to be carried by Egypt's increasingly wearying middle class.
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It will be carried by a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, which is scheduled to make its maiden launch in summer 93.
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Most alarmingly, American intelligence agencies believe North Korea now has miniaturized nuclear weapons that could be carried by intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Yes, but: The margins of victory are below 5% in at least 30 seats projected to be carried by the Conservatives.
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MERS is thought to be carried by camels and most of the known human-to-human transmission has occurred in healthcare settings.
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EDEN MINEBy S. M. Hulse A book can be carried by a strong voice, and that's what we get with Jo Faber.
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ET on CNN, CNN en Español, CNN International, and will be carried by CNN's SiriusXM Channel 116 and the Westwood One Radio Network.
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The specific origin is unknown, but scientists have detected similarities with past diseases found to be carried by bats, pangolins, and civet cats.
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Or it might be transmitted via insects or be carried by small mammals, such as native possums in Australia — but no one really knows.
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"It is fitting that this endeavor can inspire the public to express their creativity to be carried by OSRIS-REx into space," he said.
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Primary path is basically a tiny, kid-size submarine ... Light enough to be carried by 2 divers, small enough to get through narrow gaps.
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The procedures can be fatal, as silicone injected directly into tissues in the legs can be carried by veins to the heart and lungs.
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North Korea claimed on Sunday that it had conducted a test of a hydrogen bomb meant to be carried by a long-range missile.
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At its launch event Tuesday, Google announced the Pixel 4 would be carried by a number of U.S. networks including AT&T and Verizon.
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He appeared Thursday morning before the Melbourne Magistrates' Court, where he was charged with sending dangerous articles to be carried by a postal service.
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The government was essentially considering amending long-term power purchase agreements - which currently have clauses limiting what costs can be carried by customers, said officials.
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The Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones from Google will be carried by Verizon Wireless, according to an enterprise sales page spotted this evening by Gizmodo.
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The bag can be carried by hand or over the shoulder, and it's designed to hold a laptop, papers, an iPad or other tech gadgets.
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In the Weissach Wunderwagen, he certainly showed a pace that suggested he wouldn't need to be 'carried' by his co-drivers, Porsche's full-time racers.
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Clear backpacks didn't pass the board but new identification cards are being implemented, and eight donated AR-15 weapons will now be carried by school officers.
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North Korea has often threatened nuclear war with the United States and has claimed to have built nuclear weapons small enough to be carried by missiles.
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She started her label in 2009, when, to have credibility, "you had to be carried by certain stores and to show in fashion week," she said.
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Even if Iran had accumulated sufficient fissile material, it would need to assemble a bomb, probably one small enough to be carried by its ballistic missiles.
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Even if Iran had accumulated sufficient fissile material, it would need to assemble a bomb, probably one small enough to be carried by its ballistic missiles.
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The majority of the Trump campaign's digital expenditures this year have been in California and New York, which will almost certainly be carried by the Democratic nominee.
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She's going to be looking for ticks that would be carried by the capybaras and potentially spread by the capybaras that could be a threat to people.
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If you do plan on tuning in, some viewing options: ON TV: The debate will be carried by all three major broadcast networks — NBC, CBS and ABC.
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"The heaviest burden will be carried by the families of those who didn't come home and those who suffered life-changing injuries and psychological trauma," he said.
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Correction (July 21, 9:52pm ET): An earlier version of this story reported that Snowpiercer would be carried by TNT, but the show will be carried on TBS.
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Make no mistake, the issue of harassment is going to be carried by Democrats into 2018, when they hope to retake the House, at the least, from Republicans.
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Started less than two years ago, the brand's timeless design has been praised by Vogue magazine and will soon be carried by the upscale online boutique Moda Operandi.
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"We still need to keep an eye on how these contaminants might be carried by the ocean flow to have the impact on the fishing ground," Jun told CNN.
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These teams use punts — small, lightweight, flat-bottomed boats — which are more effective to navigate through flooded urban areas and can be carried by crew members through shallow spots.
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Nokia's banner in that fight will be carried by a new company called HMD global, with the manufacturing handled by a Foxconn subsidiary by the name of FIH Mobile.
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The tags, to be carried by the elderly, will work with a companion app via Bluetooth, which can send location data over to nursing home staff or family members.
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It is thought to be carried by camels and comes from the same family as the coronavirus that caused China's deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003.
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MERS is thought to be carried by camels and comes from the same family as the coronavirus that caused China's deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003.
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North Korea said on state television on Sunday afternoon that it successfully carried out a test of a hydrogen bomb intended to be carried by an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Wearing insect repellant and avoiding sick or dead animals are two easy ways you can protect yourself against tularemia (and other dangerous bacteria that could be carried by these critters).
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A thermonuclear warhead small enough to be carried by the Hwasong-14 could easily have a yield of 300 kilotonnes, enough to devastate an area of over 70 square kilometres.
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In total, there are 16 payloads, which consist of a number of different science experiments and technology experiments, that will be carried by landers built by Astrobotic and Intuitive Machines.
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Pet owners may be wondering whether Covid-19, the coronavirus that has infected thousands of people worldwide, is a threat to dogs or cats or can be carried by them.
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The two rings were crafted by Cleave and Company and will both be carried by the Duke of Cambridge who will serve as Harry's best man, the palace told Fox News.
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African swine fever can be carried by wild boars but experts also stress that human factors such as transport, clothing and food waste can play a role in spreading the disease.
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Japan is also interested in buying the 500 km-range Joint Strike Missile designed by Norway's Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace to be carried by the F-35 stealth fighter, Fuji Television reported earlier.
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The real star, though, may be the 20-foot illuminated cross that will be carried by a thousand people in a procession from the Superdome to the show's stage at Woldenberg Park.
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The Merchant Marine Act of 1920, known as the Jones Act, requires goods shipped between points in the United States to be carried by vessels built, owned and (mostly) operated by Americans.
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THE DOCUMENTS At some point after the House votes Wednesday, a bound copy of the impeachment articles will be carried by the managers across the Capitol and delivered to the Senate chamber.
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It said the united Korean delegation would be led into the Olympic Stadium for the opening ceremony under the Korean Unification Flag which would be carried by two athletes, one from each country.
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Blame a 1920 law known as the Jones Act, which decrees that trade between domestic ports be carried by American-flagged and -built ships, at least 75% owned and crewed by American citizens.
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Designed to be carried by the owner like a magical talisman or worn like the dioramas of old-fashioned watches is the amulet endearingly entitled "Jack the Ripper," depicting the murderer in-action.
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It is also a particularly volatile chemical, which means it easily evaporates after spraying and can be carried by the wind—often in unpredictable directions—making it far more drift-prone than glyphosate.
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U.S. based experts said North Korea had almost certainly developed a warhead light enough to be carried by the Hwasong- 20, which Elleman said should be capable of delivering a 1,000 kg payload.
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A more radical option would be to develop solid-state lasers small enough to be carried by drones, which would fly close to an enemy country and kill missiles in their vulnerable boost phase.
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The coal from Montana's Spring Creek Mine will be carried by rail to Vancouver and then sent by ship for delivery to two 540-megawatt coal gasification plants in Fukushima Prefecture, Cloud Peak said.
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Here's what they say, in part: Take shelter as soon as you can, even if you are many miles from ground zero where the attack occurred — radioactive fallout can be carried by winds for miles.
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Li said the rockets would be carried by large Y-20 strategic transport planes before being launched and that the academy planned to eventually develop a larger rocket that could carry a 200 kg payload.
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The potentially fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) is thought to be carried by camels and comes from the same family as the coronavirus that caused China's deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003.
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AT&T will lodge a formal complaint with regulators against television station owners that, the company says, are refusing to negotiate terms for channels to be carried by its subsidiary DirecTV, resulting in blackouts for viewers.
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The government's assessment, shared in a background briefing with foreign news media representatives in Seoul, followed a recent claim by North Korea that it had "standardized" nuclear warheads small enough to be carried by ballistic missiles.
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Dr. Eric Edwards, one of the twins who invented Auvi-Q, said the product's ultimate selling point was its convenient design, which he said made it more likely to be carried by people who needed it.
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NASA has finalized the payloads for its first cargo deliveries scheduled to be carried by commercial lunar landers, vehicles created by companies the agency selected to take part in its Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program.
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In a short video feature with Fox KTVU, one the project's head engineers, Sean Cusack, says the single horn piece can be dissembled into 24 separate pieces that can individually be carried by two or three people.
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Previously, only service weapons could be carried by members of the group — which includes military police, criminal investigators and civilian law enforcement officers who work for the Marines at some bases — solely as part of their duties.
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His personal arsenal includes a new acquisition: a long, hooked blade called a gariyo, which looks like a cross between an old-fashioned farmer's sickle and a weapon that might be carried by the Angel of Death.
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They chose the oxygen tube, which is made of aluminum and with a diameter of 31 centimeters, because it would be small enough to fit through the tight caves and light enough to be carried by rescue divers.
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But the scientists in Brazil announced on Wednesday that they were able to infect another species, Culex quinquefasciatus, with the virus in a laboratory, raising concerns that Zika could be carried by a species more prevalent than Aedes aegypti.
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Get smarter: This bomb is much different than the MOAB that was dropped on Afghanistan in that it is designed to penetrate its target, whereas the MOAB targets a larger area and has to be carried by a much larger plane.
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The newlyweds rushed Mariana to Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa, where they learned that she had contracted meningitis HSV-1, which can be carried by someone with the virus even if they do not have an open sore.
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The public testimony before the House Intelligence Committee will be carried by major broadcast and cable television networks and is expected to be viewed by millions of people, as Democrats seek to make the case for Trump's removal from office.
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The testimony will be carried by major broadcast and cable networks and is expected to be viewed by millions, who will watch current and former officials from Trump's own administration begin to outline a case for his potential removal from office.
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For the first few years of the Obama administration, there was debate inside the alliance about whether to rid Europe of the B-61, a nuclear weapon that was stored on the Continent and could be carried by numerous NATO aircraft.
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Axios reported last month that AT&T was planning to lodge a formal complaint with regulators against television station owners that, the company says, are refusing to negotiate terms for channels to be carried by its subsidiary DirecTV, resulting in blackouts for viewers.
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Cuba and foreign partners drilled four offshore wells in the Gulf of Mexico in 2012, raising concerns that U.S. sanctions meant the United States was not in a position to respond to a spill that could be carried by currents to its coast.
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The objectives Dr Olival and his colleagues set themselves were to build a model that predicted how many zoonotic viruses a particular animal species might be expected to carry, and then to compare that with the number already known to be carried by it.
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Immediately after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, Trump declared those states national disaster zones and waived the Jones Act, an archaic, 100-year-old law that states that any goods ferried port-to-port in the U.S. must be carried by American vessels and crew.
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The CDs became a Warped Tour staple, and other labels started following suit, including Hopeless Records, Nitro Records, Kung Fu Records, Vagrant Records, Hellcat Records (an offshoot of Epitaph), and Go-Kart Records, which released Expose Yourself, the first such compilation to be carried by Hot Topic.
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I don't know whether the DSA proper will break through, or if the flag will be carried by some other organization, or if a conglomeration of a bunch of them together will shift Democratic policies left, as conservatives once upon a time took over the Republican Party.
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Developed jointly by the European Space Agency (ESA) and Russia's space agency Roscosmos, the ExoMars 2020 mission, which was scheduled to launch in July, aims to put a European-built rover called Rosalind Franklin on Mars, which will be carried by a Russian-built lander called Kazachok.
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We took a careful look at that image and concluded that the bomb — about two feet in diameter, with a destructive yield equivalent to the atomic bombs that the United States dropped on Japan in World War II — could be carried by a long-range missile.
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According to John Underwood, principal engineer at Vorticity, a U.K.-based ESA contractor that developed the parachute, in the next test, the whole system will be carried by a helium balloon to an altitude of 17 miles (28 km), where Earth&aposs atmosphere is as thin as that of Mars.
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The Yankees used Baltimore's struggles to jump into first in the East and continue to be carried by rookie sensation Aaron Judge, who belted a grand slam in Sunday's 3-5 win over Oakland to move into a tie for first place in the majors in home runs with 16.
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"Given the amount of direct contact officers have with inmates in New York City jails, deploying Tasers to be carried by a small number of Department of Correction supervisors does little to protect officers or stem the tide of daily violence," Elias Husamudeen, the union president, said in a statement.
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In total, Viacom's 18 channels will be carried by Dish Network, while a smaller group is coming to Sling TV. Unfortunately, it appears that the Sling deal misses out on one of Viacom's top kid properties: Its flagship kids channel Nickelodeon was not mentioned as being one of those arriving on Sling.
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As our home study was wrapping up — we were submitting all the documents and our social worker was making sure everything was uploaded correctly — we also began creating adoption profiles; one shorter profile was a page long and used on the adoption agency's website, while another was four pages long, to be carried by social workers to show to birth parents.
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The youngest in the party, a sickly 22001-year-old named Aleksei, had to be carried by his father, who was known to his family as Nicky, and to me, subsequently, and millions of Soviet people as the "bloody tyrant" Nicholas II. The deposed czar was accompanied by his young daughters, Anastasia, Maria, Tatyana and Olga; his wife, Alexandra; and their attendants.
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Never. She was never given the choice to say no the first time her legs were pried open, never given a choice to rid her body of the grievance she had to carry for nine months, never given a choice to look at another woman and allow herself to be carried by the feeling without blood, bright red on glistening glass, sticking to her like shadow.
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