Transporting - Law Dictionary Search Results
vessel
In order to be a vessel, for purposes of the Jones Act, the structure's purpose must be the transportation of passengers, cargo or equipment from place to place across navigable waters. Source: FindLaw
cytoskeleton
and larger filaments within a cell serving to provide structural support of components of the cell and to transport components from one part of the cell to another the filaments are composed of protein and form a
Dow Jones Index
weighted average of the prices of specific stocks in certain categories Three indices are maintained the Industrials the Transportations and the Utilities When used without qualification the term usually refers to the Dow Jones Industrial Average
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Eaglestone
of the size of a walnut or larger so called by the ancients who believed that the eagle transported these stones to her nest to facilitate the laying of her eggs aeumltites
Enrapt
Thrown into ecstasy transported enraptured
Ferry
To carry or transport over a river strait or other narrow water in a boat
Flatboat
A boat with a flat bottom and square ends used for the transportation of bulky freight especially in shallow waters
VerbarFlota
a unreet of Spanish ships which formerly sailed every year from Cadiz to Vera Cruz in Mexico to transport to Spain the production of Spanish America
Freight
That with which anything is fraught or laden for transportation lading cargo especially of a ship or a car on a railroad etc as a freight of cotton
Barrow
A support having handles and with or without a wheel on which heavy or bulky things can be transported by hand See Handbarrow and Wheelbarrow
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