Conveyance is a term that's used a lot in games.
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But this is the only conveyance that will get me home.
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But this is the only conveyance that will get me home.
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The conveyance of meaning through language is predicated on direct understanding.
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"A signature at gunpoint cannot lead to a valid conveyance," he wrote.
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The Communications and Conveyance Committee hearing is slated for at 9:30am PST.
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To rig a fleet (or jury-rig another conveyance) connotes competence and pluck.
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It took every kind of conveyance known to man to get us together.
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The Communications and Conveyance Committee hearing is slated for Wednesday at 9:30am PST.
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But skijoring -- cross-country skiing aided by an additional conveyance, often a dog -- is one.
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You instinctively look over to the conveyance permit for the weight capacity of the lift.
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The founders took to calling it "the world computer," and debated the best corporate conveyance.
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It reduces infiltration into the soil and increases runoff to conveyance systems, lakes, streams, etc.
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The first was a claim for constructive fraudulent transfer; the second for actual fraudulent conveyance.
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It will be voted upon by the State Assembly's Committee on Communications and Conveyance next week.
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When told he was being charged with battery and "burglary of a conveyance," Muslet was incredulous.
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"A signature at gunpoint cannot lead to a valid conveyance," the judge said in his ruling.
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Many of the ads include the online handles of Democrats on the state's Communications and Conveyance Committee.
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Grant Belcher was later charged with burglary of a conveyance, trespassing on school grounds and alligator poaching.
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And finally, our hands are already an incredibly agile, auto-stabilized, selfie-able conveyance for a camera.
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But before they could be passed into law, the bills were gutted in the Communications and Conveyance Committee.
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Whether a medical judgment is optimistic or pessimistic, its inept conveyance can upset or infuriate already anxious patients.
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Brown is facing charges of burglary with battery (a felony), burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief.
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And it does, with the ideas of rootedness, containment, hiding, conveyance, incursion, infringement, future promise, and deferred efflorescence.
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Caption: The Yepp earns its affirmative name by being the premier child-conveyance add-on for your two-wheeler.
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But in transportation, where the fastest conveyance from A to B is the main utility, it makes perfect sense.
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"The storage would help as would additional conveyance but it's a problem with both quantity and quality," he said.
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The woman then appears to fall, before she is seen being seated in a wheelchair-like conveyance by police.
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But in his new novel, Mr. Whitehead grabs onto the most richly metaphoric conveyance of all: the Underground Railroad.
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Here's how two bands — one in a van, one in an, er, bigger conveyance — go from gig to gig.
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These moves amount to "fraudulent conveyance," the states say, a claim that may pierce the bankruptcy shield against litigation.
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The light rail is a leveler, a modern convenience and conveyance, with efficient service, pleasant views — and visible security.
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Circumstance had long attuned him to a mode in which even his starkest fury was processed through dulcet conveyance.
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A political committee must reimburse the governmental entity providing the conveyance within the time frame specified by the governmental entity.
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Those roles entail a VP of People and Culture, VP of Marketing, general counsel and VP and GM of Conveyance.
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Still, even now that swimming has wrapped, "transportation remains an issue" across many methods of conveyance, Mr. Andrada said Tuesday.
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In this great, strange world of conveyance, some of us are Ayrton Senna and some of us are Miss Daisy.
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They described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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No state allows money to be shuffled into a trust in response to a lawsuit, a practice called fraudulent conveyance.
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But our conveyance would also be inseparable from the continent's history and struggle to forge a different kind of present.
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The capsule-based design can connect to either ground or air conveyance modules, letting customers specific their preferred method of transit.
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In South Africa, a conveyance or transfer attorney represents the seller, but will assist both seller and buyer throughout the process.
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That at least was the conveyance last seen carrying Lady Mary Crawley and Henry Talbot into the Vale of Marital Bliss.
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Point sources are defined in the law to include "any discernible, confined and discrete conveyance," including pipes, tunnels and, notably, wells.
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So versatile, so beloved by car writers, and in the pre-SUV age, the favored conveyance of American families for generations.
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"Basically, that sounds like a fraudulent conveyance," said David Skeel, a bankruptcy law professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
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If dad's passenger list is limited to one, there is no better seat for his sidekick than this carbon-fiber conveyance.
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At the edge of the set, a man sat in a three-wheeled conveyance called a Vanderhall Laguna, looking vaguely disappointed.
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Generally associated with small ships bound for remote locales, expedition cruising has historically focused on the destination rather than the conveyance.
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According to Orange County jail records , Belcher was later charged with burglary of a conveyance, trespassing on school grounds and alligator poaching.
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Whatever the conveyance, you need a lot of space and a lack of power lines and other obstacles to enjoy yourself safely.
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Whether I believe in this type of conveyance is irrelevant -- I simply find it fascinating to hear what she has to say.
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Rather than a space-age conveyance, it was probably a station wagon or a van, or perhaps a bus or a taxi.
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Brown faces one count each of burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance, and criminal mischief, the Hollywood Police Department said.
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Legally speaking, this is known as "fraudulent conveyance," and it could be a claim for the states to pursue in bankruptcy court.
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It passed out of the State Senate, but the chair of the Communications and Conveyance committee unfortunately riddled it with loopholes in committee.
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If the poem is the carriage, our conveyance toward and through death, it also signals the impossibility of emerging on the other side.
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To use his in-laws as a conveyance to assail his immigration agenda, however, is not only classless but also utterly lacking authenticity.
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A typical lawyer's fee for a property conveyance is about 0.75 percent to 1 percent of the property's sales price, Ms. Szekely said.
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Jackson says icons could be linked to a text or voice message for easy conveyance of what a dog is trying to communicate.
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On the face of it, a pedal-bike seemed a laughably inappropriate expeditionary conveyance: vulnerable, unsteady and — let's be honest — inherently daft-looking.
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The case is In Re Tribune Company Fraudulent Conveyance Litigation, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 11-MD-2296
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The mural is arranged to look as though the rest of her submerged body is getting pulled downstream by the conveyance system's running water.
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The California State Assembly Communications and Conveyance committee will likely vote on SB 220 on Wednesday, which would codify net neutrality into California law.
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Starts at $300,228 If dad's passenger list is limited to one, there is no better seat for his sidekick than this carbon-fiber conveyance.
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The multidistrict Tribune case is In re Tribune Co Fraudulent Conveyance Litigation, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 11-md-02296.
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My conveyance and I managed to glide through the same aisle, steering clear of all grainstuffs, which I smugly chalked up to my magnetic charm.
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So if Trump challenges the conveyance of Mueller's report to the House Judiciary Committee, he would be making an argument not even Richard Nixon made.
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But the A100 was very much a work truck at heart, and far from the suburban-tuned conveyance that the true minivans would someday become.
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Brown faces one count each of burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief less than $1,000, according to Hollywood Police Department.
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Cops say Brown will be facing charges of burglary with battery and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance, as well as one count of criminal mischief.
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She begins the show — as she has in the past — as a passenger, by a window in a conveyance, haunting jazz playing in her mind.
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The conveyance was a tank lighter which carried a 10-ton tractor and a 5,000-pound field gun, plus miscellaneous gear and about 25 other men.
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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are now pushing this non-verbal conveyance of intention between Baxter and his human colleagues a step further.
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"I think that would cool things down and calm things down a little bit, and be more old fashioned in the conveyance of information," Fleischer explained.
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A fan turned Facebook friend, a pal turned plug, Jake rolls in on a skateboard (Watson's preferred conveyance) with a backpack full of the mind-altering.
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Police spokesman Christian Latta said in a news release that Brown faces charges of burglary with battery (a felony), burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief.
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Assemblyman Miguel Santiago, chair of the Communications and Conveyance Committee, proposed his own amendments to the bill at the beginning of the meeting, morphing it into what Sen.
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Ultimately, this has created a hostile work environment where the powerful speak and everyone else listens, when a healthy business actually requires mutual conveyance and reception of ideas.
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But since everyone loves an underdog story, and a lot of people really, really love transportation, the fortunes of this miniature method of conveyance were about to turn.
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The case is In Re Tribune Company Fraudulent Conveyance Litigation, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 11-MD-2296 Editing by Matthew Lewis
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This includes cameras that rapidly inspect and identify goods and packages, warehouse conveyance systems driven by order management software and robots that can move, sort and package items.
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Especially when venturing beyond Havana, which is relatively well-equipped for tourism, cruise ships provide accommodations in places where they are scarce and offer comfortable conveyance getting there.
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China's cities are suddenly teeming with bicycles, and the humble one-speed, that remnant of China's collective memory, again serves as more than just a means of conveyance.
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"No country or entity has had to manage this novel coronavirus, for which there are still many unknowns, on an international conveyance with this many people," she said.
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It's about rearchitecting the urban supply chain of the future, to open up these services that everyone can afford," says Delaney, "and bring that next level conveyance to everyone.
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Now, despite a paper towel much more closely resembling a football than a basketball, the president's chose method of conveyance was some kind of janky free throw shooting motion.
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A Common Carrier is any land, water, or air conveyance that operates under a valid license to transport passengers for hire and requires purchasing a ticket before travel begins.
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According to jail records, Francis turned himself in early Monday on a burglary of an unoccupied conveyance charge -- a 3rd degree felony that carries up to 5 years in prison.
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Attabotics' system costs more than most average storage and retrieval systems, but says it costs less when considering the total suite of functions, which include sequencing, circulation, buffering, and conveyance.
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Like Google Glass, Apple's smart-glasses product would be geared toward information conveyance instead of immersive augmented-reality experiences like the products that Magic Leap is developing and Microsoft's HoloLens.
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So it seems the larger problem here that has bred confusion and heated backlash is not the undergarment-centric exhibition's no-drawing policy, but rather the museum's conveyance of its protocol.
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No word yet on when Brin's airborne conveyance will actually take to the skies, but it'll be hard to miss when it does, given the scope and scale of the project.
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With an 8-0 vote, the California state Assembly Communications and Conveyance Committee Wednesday morning adopted AT&T-pushed amendments to SB822, dramatically stripping the most important restrictions from the bill.
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In fact, Fourth Avenue reminds him of Tenth Avenue in West Chelsea, before the creation of the High Line — a conveyance for vehicles without much in the way of foot traffic.
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Current and former employees who worked at Tesla between 2017 and now described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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Ten people who worked at Tesla between 2017 and the present-day described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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His arrival aboard a conveyance (his mother was returning from a party when she went into labor) was in keeping with family tradition: She herself had been born on her father's yacht.
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While most modern modes of transportation are generally quite safe, you can give yourself a leg up safety-wise by knowing where to sit in a bus, boat, plane, or other conveyance.
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He and Wilk advanced the hot take that it was another Otis, a Massachusetts inventor named Otis Tufts, who deserved more credit for the introduction of the elevator as a passenger conveyance.
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"No person may bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a container and carried in a manner which would not annoy other passengers," the MTA rules stipulate.
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Sounds like a downer, but there's such beauty here, amid the convincing conveyance of a decayed pixel world, that Hyper Light's score has been a work-time regular for me across the year.
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The oldest known example is a cancer that spreads between dogs during sexual intercourse — not as a side effect of a viral or bacterial infection, but rather through direct conveyance of cancer cells.
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But on the first go around, when being considered by the state senate Communications and Conveyance Committee, the bill was dramatically gutted, thanks to heavy lobbying from major telecom companies like AT&T.
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Introduced on the floor by Assemblymember Miguel Santiago, chairman of the Communications and Conveyance Committee, S.B. 822 passed in a 61-18 vote, to the emphatic objections of several of the body's Republican members.
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Shure's design is lighter and thus easier to wear for longer periods of time, plus there's metal where it counts: the MMCX cable connectors are gold-plated to ensure the cleanest conveyance of sound.
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In 2013, two years after a property tax was introduced (previously, real estate tax revenue came mainly from transfers or conveyance taxes), 29,200 people declined to accept their inheritance, according to the Justice Ministry.
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There's the Espionage Act, which is commonly used to prosecute leakers, and bans the conveyance of information meant to interfere with the operation of the US armed forces or promote the success of America's enemies.
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For her, a Minnesota native who summers in what she called a cabin an hour or so away, Highway 21976 was more than a conveyance; it was a creative wellspring dating back to her childhood.
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Under the creditors' view, borrowing the money rendered Tribune insolvent and public shareholders received more than reasonable value for their stock; therefore, some of that money could be potentially clawed back as a fraudulent conveyance.
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"California built the world's greatest water conveyance system, one of the great highway systems, a great university system," said Dan Richard, who stepped down as chairman of the rail project's board of directors on Tuesday.
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We need to implore our fellow citizens to think for themselves and recognize that we will never meet our potential as a country if our mode of conveyance is a Republican elephant or a Democratic donkey.
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What is troubling, however, is that his adoption of that credo, and its invocation as a theme of his Inaugural Address, demonstrates either his ignorance of history or, worse, a willful conveyance of a hateful philosophy.
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Members of California's Communications and Conveyance Committee, led by Democratic Chairman Miguel Santiago, eviscerated the text of SB 2350, a bill that digital rights advocates had once labeled the "gold standard" for state-level net neutrality laws.
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The amended versions of SB 822 and SB 460 will be heard by the California Assembly's Communications and Conveyance Committee, which is controlled 9-4 by Democrats, all of whom say net neutrality remains a top priority.
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He told me that the authority they're relying on comes from the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), which allows Border Patrol officers to search "any railway car, aircraft, conveyance, or vehicle" near the border for undocumented immigrants.
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But late Tuesday evening, Miguel Santiago, a California assemblyman and chair of the Communications and Conveyance committee, edited the bill to allow for gaping loopholes that benefit the telecommunications industry and make the net neutrality legislation toothless.
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For each utility bill received by Invitation Homes — many single-family-rental companies, or S.F.R.s, put utilities in the company's name and then charge the utility back to the tenant — the company levies a $9.95 "conveyance" fee.
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Nishal Sankat, 22, pleaded guilty Monday to burglary to a conveyance after he boarded an American Airlines Airbus A321 two weeks ago and was stopped by maintenance workers, prompting a five-hour security lockdown at the airport.
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Suddenly, the only other passenger in the cramped conveyance, an older woman with steel-gray hair and even steelier eyes whom I didn't know, poked me firmly in the ribs through my topcoat with two sharp fingers.
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They repeatedly asked for details on Ms. Haspel's role in some of the most notorious episodes of the interrogation program, including her conveyance of an order from her superior to destroy videotapes documenting 92 of the interrogations.
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Instead of accepting amendments to combine SB 230 and SB 460, however, Assemblyman Miguel Santiago, chair of the Communications and Conveyance Committee, is likely to propose his own, according to a source with direct knowledge of the negotiation.
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Unlike its wintry counterpart, tasked with the responsibility of keeping us warm, dry, and somewhat sane, warm-weather clothing need only provide a modicum of functionality and ideally, the conveyance of "good vibes," whatever that means to you.
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Once a year, he and his fellow madmen get their chance, taking part in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, a historic race in which they charge into the clouds using any wheeled conveyance they can think of.
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Uber continues to heavily subsidize per-ride costs and pursue a vision of transit in which it provides a wheeled conveyance for every occasion, distance and duration — ride-hailing cars, vans, scooters, bikes and, eventually, self-driving vehicles.
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In recent months, the company has also begun demonstrating a motorized conveyance device, created by its engineers, to help people cover the last mile — especially if they are carrying luggage or groceries that would make walking a challenge.
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South African rand (1 rand = $0.07) The buyer pays the transfer duty (up to 7633 percent, depending on property value), as well as the lawyer's conveyance fee (0.10 to 1 percent) and the registration fee of about 0.10 percent.
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Of course, a peasant girl could hardly afford such a conveyance, but the device carries a sense of wedding-day fantasy: The girl feels like a princess, so why shouldn't she imagine herself Cinderella en route to the ball?
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"California has once again passed an extreme statute found in no other state to obstruct the federal government, this time by interfering with the conveyance of federal land," the Justice Department's acting No. 3 official, Jesse Panuccio, told reporters.
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"Making History," by contrast, is the comedy version of this premise, with Dan ("Happy Endings'" Adam Pally) -- the facilities manager at a small college -- having stumbled upon his own quirky time conveyance, which lets him zap back to earlier periods.
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Once the LP was finished, we drove the old hearse back to our home town of Northampton and a fine fellow by the name of "Reasonable" Ray Kinsey, set about converting it into a more suitable conveyance for the undead.
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This is as close as it gets to the sacred for me, to be on a public conveyance, in the arms of a transit authority, part of a system, to know that the infrastructure has been designed for my safety.
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According to the complaint, the suspect made a similar conveyance to Carrollton, Texas, last month, after a mutual friend put her in contact with the unidentified man, the suspect said the same individual coordinated this subsequent delivery to the Dallas area.
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John Adelman in "A Constitutional Conveyance of Intelligence, Public and Private': The Post Office, the Business of Printing, and the American Revolution" provides a linage to the origins of the British postal system from pre-colonial era to the Revolutionary War.
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Being likable means playing along -- flirting with men old enough to be your father when they indicate that's what they like, while not crossing the line into explicit conveyance of your own sexual desires (that would make you a slut).
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In 203 the ski valley opened a modern, spacious children's center and ski school, and carefully carved out learning slopes served by two new lifts — a "gondolita," as the short, easy-to-board child-friendly conveyance is called, and a chairlift.
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The first is the easier to bring since it allows the court to look at the surrounding circumstances, while an actual fraudulent conveyance needs a finding that the sellers — here Lyondell — had "actual intent to hinder, delay or defraud" creditors, a high standard.
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Weeks later, he was arrested and charged with felony burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief in connection to an incident involving his trainer, Glenn Hold, and a moving truck driver who he had hired in Hollywood, Florida.
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Though originally concerned with conveyance of property, this voids attempts by an owner to prohibit a recipient from reselling or transferring its interest in a property—on the grounds that a present owner should not be able to tie the hands of future generations.
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An organization called CALInnovates—a nonprofit that receives "support" from AT&T, and described AT&T as its "partner"—has targeted California residents with a slew of Twitter ads attacking SB 822 while specifically calling out Democrats on the state's Communications and Conveyance Committee.
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It is not a matter of practicality but a more fundamental one: the creation, attachment, and conveyance of meaning occur not entirely in a body, nor entirely outside of it; neither completely retained in marks, nor completely removed from them; but somewhere in between.
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"There's something known as a fraudulent conveyance where you know you're going to be sued and your motive is to create the trust to protect it from would-be creditors," said Timothy Speiss, co-leader of the personal wealth advisors group at Eisner Amper in New York.
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Any money Paddock gave away just before the shooting, like the $100,000 he is believed to have sent to his girlfriend Marilou Danley in the Philippines, might also be clawed back as a "fraudulent conveyance," said Elizabeth Carter, an estate law professor at Louisiana State University.
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In a decision involving the Tribune case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit threw out the constructive fraudulent conveyance claims on a technicality, holding that those claims were barred by another section of the bankruptcy code that prohibited suits against security holders.
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For the first time, I felt the seething power of the thing—not as a conveyance, which is how I had known cars in the past, but as a huge appetitive machine that interacted with the world through its own strength and expressed urges I did not.
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Powell's descriptions of Western water scarcity helped inspire American investment in water storage and conveyance infrastructure up and down the Colorado River — forward-thinking investment that built facilities like Glen Canyon Dam with his namesake reservoir, Lake Powell; Hoover Dam with Lake Mead; and other important reservoirs.
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Having access to these extensions (literally and figuratively) allowed them and allows us to speak, create, dream, and communicate with sound—whether it's electrical conveyance of the sound of human voices in the past, or the sound of an analog synth circuit, crossing its own pathways through the wires.
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When the SpaceX and Tesla founder revealed the details of his future vision for The Boring Company, however, he described a network of underground tunnels that would transport goods on sleds, and that could offer transportation for cars, cargo and more, using Hyperloop as one potential conveyance option.
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As Democrats try to make net neutrality an issue ahead of the midterm elections, net neutrality activists say AT&T is targeting California lawmakers like Communications and Conveyance Committee Chair Miguel Santiago, hoping he'll weaken the provisions governing zero rating ahead of a Wednesday vote on the state proposal.
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Indeed, we rely on referential descriptors when trying to communicate our pain: it feels as if … Part of what Heyman's paintings accomplish is to point to the instability of language and the sign, and how easily communication is confounded, whether intentionally or through the very impossibility of conveyance.
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In his latest, Wray widens the lens, integrating a smaller-scale family story into larger cycles of history, but although the scenery and the scope have changed, Waldy Tolliver and Will Heller are looking for the same thing: invisible conduits, systems of conveyance hidden from view, the secret order to things.
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There's the triumvirate of Napoleon, Marcus and Caesar, each pulling a contemporary conveyance of war; Prince Henry, who "juggles" a ball with his six legs; Rudolph, who rotates a miniature merry-go-round 300 times his weight; and Petey and Peaches, "dancers" wearing "skirts" (who end up looking more like hermit crabs).
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I looked around at my fellow passengers — most of them international tourists, cameras slung around their necks — wondering if I was the only one who meant to get off on the San Francisco side, and if not, how everyone could be so silent, so complicit in this surreal conveyance of seemingly no end.
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Here's how Ian Bogost, writing in the Atlantic, sums up some of the latest thinking: Reducing impervious surface and improving water conveyance has a role to play, but the most important step in sparing cities from flooding is to reduce the velocity of water when it is channelized, so that it doesn't deluge other sites.
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" Accordingly, the court concluded that the voluntary conveyance assumption behind the Third-Party Doctrine just doesn&apost hold up when it comes to cell phone location data, because "a cell phone logs a cell-site record by dint of its operation, without any affirmative act on the part of the user beyond powering up.
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For instance, we only recently learned from the lawsuits that the Sacklers may have moved money from Purdue to personal accounts more than a decade ago in an attempt to avoid paying fines — which, if true, could be fraudulent conveyance, a crime, according to reporting by Renae Merle and Lenny Bernstein for the Washington Post.
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Perhaps the interest in that incredible debut trailer was partially to blame for derailing the conveyance of how the game worked, as beyond sharing the same location as the end product and the presence of zombies, there's little else to link the events of the clip and what the player was tasked with upon commencing their campaign.
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The picnic party rode to the top, McPhee said, on the incline railway, an old-timey conveyance that has been out of operation for nearly 40 years, and which now marks the landscape only as a ruin: abandoned tracks running up a scar on the mountain's face, giant gears rusting in the old powerhouse at the top.
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Even this salty dog was touched to see the original concept art for the Peter Pan ride entrance mural as part of the collection; it called to mind the first time that me, my sister, our mother, and a family friend flew out the nursery window in a pirate ship conveyance that took to the sky above a miniaturized London nightscape.
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Palmer said that it's "no longer a question of if, but when" with regards to an autonomous driving future – in other words, the CEO of a company that makes cars adored by the same people who decry the idea of having control over their precious metal conveyance box taken away from them is acknowledging that it's now basically curtains for primarily manually driven vehicles.
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Two performances/interventions by interdisciplinary artist Leslie Dreyer attempt to directly address tone-deaf actions on the part of tech companies: the much-protested private Google buses, which co-opted public resources to form private conveyance for Google employees to their Avalon-like global headquarters in Mountain View; and the recent scourge of Airbnb, which put a cherry on top of its displacement-fueling "sharing economy" with a series of ads last year that had San Franciscans up in arms.
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With regard to human trafficking and illegal immigrant gang members crossing over our borders, ICE and CBP are tasked with combatting those crimes, and each could request from the Treasury Executive Office of Asset Forfeiture (TEOAF) funding for investigative equipment and technology — including cameras, infra-red tech, heat-seeking sensors, radar, computers, night scopes, airplanes, SUVs, Jeeps, ATVs, vessels, motorbikes and any type of conveyance imaginable, all of which could be linked up to create a virtual wall or 'smart wall' referenced by Rep.
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