As more passengers use air travel for business or leisure purposes, a. growing demand for inflight medical oxygen can be expected. Some airlines will. provide oxygen (for a fee), while others will not. The availability and costs will. vary from airline to airline worldwide, each subject to its own national and.
The agent noun baga- âdistributorâ was adopted as a name for âgodâ and âgods.â In Old Persian baga- occurs beside maÎ¸iÅ¡ta bagÄnÄm âgreatest of godsâ for AhuramazdÄ. It renders the Akkadian Semitic ilu âgod.â. In the Avesta the word yazata- âworshipfulâ was preferred, the later Zor.
The word bagasse, from the French bagage via the Spanish bagazo, originally meant ârubbish,â ârefuse,â or âtrash.â Applied first to the debris from the pressing of olives, palm nuts, and grapes, the word was subsequently used to mean residues from other processed plant materials such as sisal, sugarcane, and sugar beets.