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Relationships Related Term:  medium n. ~ A mechanism by which information is transported over distance or time. Notes:  For manuscripts or printed documents, the carrier consists of a base and the med [..]

Substance in appreciable amount which, when associated with a trace of a specified substance, will carry the trace with it through a chemical or physical process. Person who is heterozygous, that is c [..]

Heterozygous individual having one recessive gene and one dominant gene for a given pair of genes (alleles).

1. Person, generally in apparent good health, who harbours organisms that can infect and cause disease in others 2. Person who has one copy of a recessive disease gene but is not affected themselves

Any insurer, managed care organization, or group hospital plan, as defined by applicable state law.

A company or HMO that provides health care coverage.

See third-party.

An insurance or reinsurance company that insures or "carries" the insurance or reinsurance.

late 14c., agent noun from carry (v.). Meaning "person or animal that carries and disseminates infection without suffering obvious disease" is from 1899; genetic sense is 1933. As a short fo [..]

In transportation, a car, truck, vessel, plane, helicopter, or train.

A company in the business of transporting goods between points for compensation.

A vendor in the employee benefits space. More commonly used in reference to health care. Carriers (e.g., Met Life, Blue Cross, Aetna, etc.) sell their products through Brokers & Consultants, but m [..]

A firm that transports goods or people via land, sea, or air.

Term used to refer to the company that issues your insurance policy.

The unmodulated fundamental output of a radio or radar transmitter, which is capable of being modulated with information to produce a communications signal.

A carrier is an individual who carries and is capable of passing on a genetic mutation associated with a disease and may or may not display disease symptoms. Carriers are associated with diseases inherited as recessive traits. In order to have the disease, an individual must have inherited mutated alleles from both parents. An individual having one [..]

Electromagnetic wave or alternating current of a single frequency, suitable for modulation by another, data-bearing signal.

(Service Provider)

Any business that transports property or people by any means of conveyance (truck, auto, taxi, bus, airplane, railroad, ship) for a charge. There are two types of carriers: common carrier (in the regu [..]

A term historically used for licensed insurance companies. Today sometimes it is used to include both licensed insurers and health maintenance organization (HMOs).

A firm that provides transportation of persons or goods.

In a frequency stabilized system, the sinusoidal component of a modulated wave whose frequency is independent of the modulating wave; or the output of a transmitter when the modulating wave is made zero; or a wave generated at a point in the transmitting system and subsequently modulated by the signal; or a wave generated locally at the receiving t [..]

A wave suitable for modulation by an information-bearing signal. 2. An unmodulated emission. Note: The carrier is usually a sinusoidal wave or a uniform or predictable series of pulses. Synonym carrier wave. 3. Sometimes employed as a synonym for carrier system.

a term commonly used to identify a telephone company. A carrier signal is a continuous signal on an analog copper telephone line.

Delta Dental member companies include dental benefits carriers, dental carriers, health carriers, service corporations, and service plans. The majority of Delta Dental organizations are licensed as sp [..]

any individual, company or corporation engaged in transporting goods. Container shipping lines are sometimes referred to as ocean carriers.

Internet Glossary Short for carrier signal, carrier system, or carrier service provider:carrier signal: A frequency in a communications channel modulated to carry analog or digital signal information. For example, an FM radio transmitter modulates the frequency of a carrier signal and the receiver processes the carrier signal to extract the analog [..]

a material or device used to deliver a therapy to a site in or on the body.

Definition The company issues, and assumes the risk of, an insurance policy. also called insurance carrier.

Short for carrier signal, carrier system, or carrier service provider: carrier signal: A frequency in a communications channel modulated to carry analog or digitalsignal information. For example, an F [..]

An individual with a gene mutation that can be passed on only if they pair up with another carrier. It does not mean they will have the disease or condition. See obligate carrier.

n. in genetics, refers to a person with a gene that has been altered by mutation, thus, making him or her more susceptible to a certain disease. Though symptoms may not show as of yet, there is a poss [..]

An individual or entity that transports persons or goods for compensation under the contract of carriage.

A lifting mechanism in some repeating firearms that raises and positions the cartridge for feeding into the chamber. Sometimes called the Lifter.

See: physical carrier.

A network operator may market any number of communication services for voice and data. Carriers offer their services to both end-customers (private or business) and other carriers. In the latter case, [..]

1 : an individual or entity engaged in transporting passengers or goods for hire by land, water, or air ;specif : common carrier 2 : an insurer that assumes the risks of a policy that it issues to ...

The woven element of a braid consisting of one or more ends (strands) which creates the interlaced effect. Also, a spindle, spool, tube or bobbin (on a braiding machine) containing yarn or wire, employed as a braid.

Double-coated tapes have a thin "carrier" of film to which one or two types of PSA adhesive is coated to each side.

A registered, licensed truck or rail company, which transports merchandise from one point to another. Also called a common carrier.

A synonym for insurer.

Heterozygote for a recessive allele.

A wireless operator. See operator.

The carrier owns the pipes and wires through which the energy flows. They still need to acquire energy from an outside source before they deliver it to a home or business. Once you sign up for a plan with your new alternative energy supplier, they will connect with your local utility “carrier” who delivers the energy to your home or business.

The moving company providing interstate transportation of household goods under whose Department of Transportation registration the shipment is moved.

Any person or entity who, in a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or to procure the performance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway or by a combination of such modes. A firm [..]

A firm that provides transportation services, typically owning and operating transportation equipment. Examples include: trucking company, railroad, airline, steamship line, parcel/express company.

The mover providing transportation of your household goods.

Insurance company, prepayment plan or government agency that, under a health insurance or prepayment program, administers claims submitted for or by its beneficiaries and, in certain cases, directly provides services.

A transportation line moving freight. Usually a van line, rail line, or air carrier.

the organisation responsible for transporting passengers or goods – in terms of flights, this will be the airline.

Vendor of transmission services operating under terms defined by the FCC as a common carrier. A carrier owns a transmission medium and rents, leases or sells portions for a set price to the public via [..]

 – Sometime used to refer to the backing material, particularly in double-faced tapes. Coating Weight

 – The moving company holding the operating authority required to transport household goods.

A licensed owner of certain specified transmission infrastructure that is used to supply telecommunications carriage services to the public; any person holding a carrier license.

The company moving the passengers or freight.

An individual who has a gene mutation for a recessive disease on one allele while the other allele is normally functioning. This individual most often does not develop symptoms of the disease, but is [..]

  A person engaged in the transportation of passengers or property by land or water, as a common, contract, private carrier, or civil aircraft.

an individual who is heterozygous for a trait that only shows up in the phenotype of those who are homozygous recessive.  Carriers often do not show any signs of the trait but can pass it on to their offspring.  This is the case with hemophilia.

An electromagnetic wave or alternating current that is modulated to carry signals in radio, telephonic, or telegraphic transmission.

A person or object that carry, carries someone or something else.

Any person who, pursuant to a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or procure the performance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway or a combination of such modes.

A company that provides wireless telecommunication services.

A carrier is an entity or a private company that has a contract with center for medicare and medicated services (CMS) to determine whether medicare payments for part B benefits are payable on a charge [..]

the drone sound two modems sing to each other when they have nothing better to say. The carrier lets each modem know the other is alive and well. By modulating (warping) the carrier’s frequency (pitch [..]

A company that is authorized by regulatory agencies to operate a telecommunications system.  Examples include AT&T,  Alltell, and Verizon.

A provider of communications services that commonly include voice, data, and Internet services

(n) someone whose employment involves carrying something(n) a self-propelled wheeled vehicle designed specifically to carry something(n) a large warship that carries planes and has a long flat deck fo [..]

Term used for an operator of a fixed or mobile communications network. Term used to denote the central frequency of a radio transmission. This central frequency is modulated to carry the information.

Someone who's capable of transmitting a disease (especially an infectious or genetic disorder) to another person but who usually has no symptoms of the disease.

Any person who, through a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or procure the performance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway, or by a combination of modes. Certificate of Manu [..]

A freight/transport company operating by air, ocean, road, rail, canal etc. See also inland.

An individual, company, or corporation engaged in the transportation of goods.

Any person or entity who, in a contract of ­carriage, undertakes to perform or to procure the performance of carriage by sea, inland waterway, rail, road, air, or by a combination of such modes.

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A private company that has a contract with Medicare to pay your physician and process other Medicare Part B claims as well.

The steady transmitted RF signal whose amplitude, frequency, or phase may be modulated to carry information.

Any person or entity who, in a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or procure the performance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway or by a combination of such transportation mo [..]

Individual, partnership or corporation engaged in the business of transporting goods or passengers with specific fees.

A continuous electric signal which vibrates at a single frequency, and can be modulated by other signals to carry information, such as computer data, sound, or video. Carrier signals are used in telep [..]

A carrier is someone who does not have a disease, but has one copy of a faulty, disease-causing gene. For example, the children of parents who are both carriers of a cystic fibrosis (CF) disease gene, [..]

A transportation provider (truckers, railroad, airline, steam line)

The insurance company or insurer.

See motor carrier.

The transportation provider.

An industry term for ‘airline’.

A distributor of drugs to addicts.

A telecommunications company providing either local exchange service, interLATA service, or both.

A company, such as any of the "baby Bell" companies, that provide network communications services, either within a local area or between local areas. Cartridge Fu [..]

A military or commercial ship, aircraft, barge, train or truck, or a commercial transport company that moves material from one location to another.

A company that provides wireless service to customers. Verizon Wireless is an example of a carrier.

The insurance company that provides the insurance.

Insurance company that actually underwrites and issues the insurance policy. The term refers to the fact that the company carries (or assumes) certain risks for the policyholder.

 The insurance company or insurer.

 A company that provides cell phone service.  

Insurance company that issues policies (for Workers' Compensation or Disability Benefits).

a person for hire in the conveyance of goods. A porter. John Peerybingle is a carrier in Cricket on the Hearth

The insurance company that issues the insurance policy. The term refers to the fact that the company carries (or assumes) certain risks for the policyholder. 

Carriers (sometimes service providers, operators) are the companies that sell the use of a wireless network. Usually they own the network though some (called MVNO) do not. The network consists of base [..]

A company that actually issues and assumes the risk

The insurance company which provides coverage

Contrary to instinct, this has nothing to do with transporting or lifting anything. A carrier is just another word for your insurance company, pure and simple.

is the owner of a mobile phone infrastructure or network.

1) A long distance telephone company that operates fiber/satellite/microwave networks to carry voice and data traffic. A local exchange carrier (LEC) is a local phone company and an inter-exchange carrier (IEC or IXC) carries long-distance calls. 2) A continuous radio frequency (RF) signal used to carry an information signal.

1.The inert liquid or solid material in a pesticide product that serves as a delivery vehicle for the active ingredient. Carriers do not have toxic properties of their own. 2. Any material or system t [..]

1.The inert liquid or solid material in a pesticide product that serves as a delivery vehicle for the active ingredient. Carriers do not have toxic properties of their own. 2. Any material or syste [..]

frame that holds a negative flat for enlarging.

Women who allow themselves to be impregnated with the Understanding that the offspring are to be given over to the Parents who have commissioned the surrogate.

Organizations which assume the financial responsibility for the Risks of policyholders.

A ubiquitously expressed Folic Acid transporter that functions via an antiporter mechanism which is coupled to the transport of Organic Phosphates.

An electrogenic Ion Exchange protein that maintains a steady level of Calcium by removing an amount of Calcium equal to that which enters the Cells. It is widely distributed in most excitable Membrane [..]

The party undertaking the transport of goods and the responsibility for carriage of cargo from one point to another.

The person actually transporting goods or in charge of or responsible for the operation of the means of transport(*). (*) Annex A.1. to the Kyoto Convention of 1974 and Specific Annex A, Chapter 1 and [..]

Any person or entity who, in a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or to procure the performance of carriage by sea, inland waterway, rail, road, air, or by a combination of such modes.

 An individual, partnership or corporation engaged in the business of transporting goods or passengers (See also: ocean carrier.)

An individual, partnership or corporation engaged in the business of transporting goods or passengers (See also: ocean carrier.)

Any person who, through a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or procure the performance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway, or by a combination of modes. (See also Common Ca [..]

A party who contracts to carry goods or passengers by water (the "contracting carrier"), or the party who actually performs such carriage in whole or part (the "actual carrier"). See Tetley, M.C.C., 4 Ed., 2008 at pp. 1355-1356, and particularly at pp. 1356-1361; Tetley, Int'l. M. & A. L., 2003 at pp. 104-105.

A person or company who transports freight for a fee. 

 Any person who, through a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or procure the performance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway, or by a combination of modes.

Any individual, company or corporation engaged in transporting goods.

In general, the firm which transports merchandise from one point to another. May be a vessel owner, an airline, a trucking company or a railroad.

A commercial insurer, government agency or other organization that underwrites or administers programs that pay for health, life or other insurance services.

A company that sells insurance (also called an insurer).

An insurer or reinsurer

The insurance company or insurer.

The insurance or underwriting organization offering a health plan.

(1) An insurance company which "carries" the insurance. (The terms "insurance company" or "insurer" are preferred because of the possible co [..]

An insurance company. See also Insurer.

A trade term for an insurance company.

Sometimes used to describe the insurer. Not generally used because of confusion with carriers of freight.

The insurance company which provides coverage

The insurance company which provides coverage

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company underwriting the policy.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

An Insurance Company.

Another name for an insurance company.

The insurance company or the one who agrees to pay the losses. The carrier may be organized as a company, either stock, mutual, or reciprocal, or as an association of underwriters such as Lloyds.

A dog who, though not showing any indication of being affected, carries a genetic defect or disease-causing organism that can be passed to other animals.

An animal that, without becoming ill, harbors or spreads disease-causing microorganisms.

Catastrophic Health Plan

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company or the one who agrees to pay for covered losses.

An insurance company.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company or HMO offering a health plan.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company.

The insurance company that provides or "carries" the insurance.

The insurance company or HMO offering a health plan. 

The main frequency of a radio signal generated by a transmitter prior to application of any modulation.

A carrier, in the context of cellular technology is a company that provides mobile services. The term “carrier” is short for wireless carrier. Other terms used that refer to the same thing include [..]

A cat carrier may be used to safely contain and transport a cat. Strong cardboard and plastic cat carriers are available but if the carrier is to be used frequently a stronger plastic or wire carrier [..]

Cats can become carriers of some viruses once infected. Depending on the virus it may become 'latent' (inactive) and reactivate when the cat is stressed. If the virus is 'shed' (ex [..]

In classical genetics, an individual who carries one deleterious allele for an autosomal recessive disorder. In clinical discussions, may refer to an individual who carries a deleterious allele that predisposes to disease.

A person who has an infection which, although not necessarily causing symptoms, may still be active and may spread to others; the carrier state may last for years; an example of infections that can result in the carrier state is hepatitis B

A person who has an active infection which may spread to other people. Being the carrier of an active infection may last for years and examples include hepatitis B and typhoid (See Travel medicine). [ [..]

An individual who has a recessive, disease-causing gene mutation at a particular locus on one chromosome of a pair and a normal allele at that locus on the other chromosome. It also may refer to an individual with a balanced chromosome rearrangement. Examples include a carrier for cystic fibrosis or for sickle cell anemia.

¡@ a material serving as diluent and vehicle for the active ingredient (e.g. of fungicide), usually in a dust. an organism harbouring a parasite without itself showing disease (BMS). a bacterial strai [..]

a person who carries a disease-causing microbe and can transmit it to others, but who shows no symptoms of the disease

A person or animal that harbors a specific infectious agent without visible symptoms of the disease.  A carrier acts as a potential source of infection.

An inert material added to an active ingredient to prepare a formulation of a pesticide.

A person who harbours, and may transmit, pathogenic organisms without showing any symptoms.

an animal that harbours a disease-causing organism in its body, and which appears healthy and does not exhibit outwards signs of disease, thus acting as a carrier or distributor of the disease a [..]

A person who has one copy of the gene mutation for a recessive disorder. Carriers are not affected by the disorder. However, they can pass on the mutated gene to their children. Children who inherit t [..]

a person who harbours and sheds an organism without displaying symptoms of disease.

A person who harbours, and may transmit, pathogenic bacteria without showing signs of illness.

A person who harbours, and may transmit, pathogenic organisms without showing signs of illness

An individual or entity that transports persons or goods for compensation under the contract of carriage.

The representative or senator assigned by the committee chair to explain and speak in favor of a measure on the floor of the House or Senate and to answer questions about it. The carrier does not have [..]

A carrier operating under a plan whereby it receives definite, fixed premiums for its policies, retaining any profits that may arise from the business, and bearing all losses and expenses involved. Ge [..]

A carrier operating under a plan whereby the policyholders participate in the profits of operation. In general, mutual companies are participating carriers.

n. in general, any person or business which transports property or people by any means of conveyance (truck, auto, taxi, bus, airplane, railroad, ship), almost always for a charge. The carrier is the [..]

Wireless carriers, also called service providers or operators, are the companies that operate the wireless networks and sell use of those networks (the service). The network consists of antennas linked to base stations (commonly called "towers"), and infrastructure linking them. The service is simply allowing customers to access the netwo [..]

A company that provides a communications service.

The party responsible for transport of goods from one point to another, this can be for example an airline or a forwarder (as a NVOCC)

An individual who has a single copy of a disease-causing variant but who typically doesn't show any signs of that disease. Generally, for classic Mendelian diseases with recessive inheritance, if [..]

aircraft operator conducting air transportation on the basis of assigned rights.

An individual who possesses a mutant allele but does not express it in the phenotype because of a dominant allelic partner; thus, an individual of genotype Aa is a carrier of a, if there is complete d [..]

The transportation carrier issuing the airwaybill and creating the shipment record and all other carriers that carry of undertake to carry the cargo under the airwaybill or shipment record or to perform any other services related to such air carriage.

A company that transports goods (via truck, airlines, and ship).

another name provided to airlines.

generic term for any company that transports passengers and/or freight

A person or animal without apparent disease who harbors a specific infectious agent and is capable of transmitting the agent to others. The carrier state may occur in an individual with an infection t [..]

means an air carrier

Company that transports passengers or freight.

Airline carrier

Generic term for any company that transports passengers and/or freight.

 Generic term for any company that transports passengers and/or freight.

   Term often associated with the name of the airline. It generally specifies a company that tranports passengers and/or cargo. Carriers are, for example: American Airlines, United, Lufthansa and othe [..]

any vessel for transporting materials or people

The party providing physical transport services.

The insurance carrier (also known as an underwriter) is the entity which provides you with your end coverage and assumes the bulk of the risk on an insurance policy. G1G is an aggregator of carriers a [..]

Any provider of mass transportation, usually used in reference to an airline.

  Insurance Company that actually underwrites and issues the insurance policy. The term refers to the fact that the company carries (or assumes) certain risks for the policyholder.

transportation company such as an airline, motor coach, cruise line, or railroad which carries passengers and/or cargo carrying capacity: the amount of tourism a destination can handle.

Any provider of mass transportation, usually used in reference to an airline.

device for carrying passengers; also name of specific airline.

In fiber optic converters manufactured by B&B Electronics, the carrier is unmodulated light. The signal is transferred by turning the light off and on. In the 25PFLST & 9PFLST units the RTS & TD the two signals are sampled alternately at high speed to multiplex then together. Other types of devices may use light turned off and on at som [..]

A carrier is a company that provides communications circuits. Sometimes the digital communication channels, designated T1, T2, and so on., are referred to as carriers as well.

Transportation operator such as airline, bus, steamship line, railroad, etc. for passengers and/or cargo.

Insurance company that actually underwrites and issues the insurance policy. The term refers to the fact that the company carries (or assumes) certain risks for the policy holder.

Insurance company

A firm which transports goods or people via land, sea or air Certificate of origin:

A mail service that ships ordered items to customers.

Carriers provide both inbound and outbound transportation logistics services to your company.

A person or company who transports freight for a fee.

Any person or entity who, in a contract of carriage, undertakes to perform or to procure the perfomance of carriage by rail, road, sea, air, inland waterway or by a combination of such modes.

The mover transporting your household goods.

The mover/driver transporting your household goods.

A firm that transports goods or people via land, sea or air.

A firm which transports goods or people.

A substrate that carries an image, data, functional coating, security device etc.

The insurance company or the one who agrees to pay for covered losses.

a person who has a virus in his/her system but who may not necessarily have symptoms or show signs of illness. This person can, however, pass the virus on to other people and make them sick.

Any company, or its representative, engaged in physically moving a cargo between an origin and a destination.

An individual or company engaged in the transportation of goods.

A constant amplitude wave that may be modulated in amplitude, frequency or phase. Carrier Card. A host card designed to hold two or more mezzanine cards, and having the primary function of supporting [..]

In a semiconductor, the mobile electrons or holes which carry charges are called carriers.

A person or object that carries someone or something else. ''aircraft carrier'' ''armored personnel carrier'' * Francis Bacon *: The air which is buta carrier of the sounds. A carrier pigeon [..]

An individual who possesses one copy of a mutant allele that causes disease only when two copies are present (an autosomal recessive disease). Although carriers not affected by the disease, two carrie [..]

a person who has a virus in his/her system but who may not necessarily have symptoms or show signs of illness. This person can, however, pass the virus on to other people and make them sick.

A railroad, trucking company, airline, steamship line, or any other company that transports product or equipment.

A company that transports goods and/or people by land, sea or air.

Carrier may refer to:

Carrier is a solitaire wargame published in 1990 by Victory Games.

Carrier (キャリアー, Kyariā) is a survival horror video game for the Dreamcast, notable in part for being fully 3D - then still a rarity for survival horror games, which mostly displayed 3D characters over [..]

Carrier (キャリアー, Kyariā) is a survival horror video game for the Dreamcast, notable in part for being fully 3D - then still a rarity for survival horror games, which mostly displayed 3D characters over [..]

Carrier is a surname, and may refer to: Corey Carrier (born 1980), American child actor Darel Carrier (born 1940), American professional basketball player George F. Carrier (1918-2002), American math [..]

Carrier is a PBS documentary television series about the six-month deployment of the United States Navy aircraft carrier USS Nimitz in 2005 from the United States to the Middle East and back. There ar [..]

Carrier is the fifth studio album by indie folk band The Dodos. It was released in August 2013 under Polyvinyl Record Co.