• Note: the list has been restricted to a half container load to minimise costs.
• Some have a couple of shipping container loads dragging at their heels.
• Since she exports artefacts by the container load, she often negotiate contracts with local artists, a year or more in advance.

• Wash only full loads in the dishwasher, or handwash dishes with a basin of soapy water and a basin of clear rinse water.
• Never mind that it takes me two hours to hang out four loads of washing, not including folding and ironing time and I usually do about 12 to 16 loads per week.
• Wash and dry full laundry loads and use your dishwasher's air dry cycle.

• Both types of channels periodically deposit their sediment load as lobes onto the axial channel belt where it is reworked.
• The position of the orogenic load during the Late Carboniferous is poorly constrained.
• Grass buffer zones or vegetative filter strips have been investigated as a means of reducing nutrient loads in streams.

• For many professional hosting services, sub domains are hosted on different machines to reduce the load on individual servers.
• To control the load on each machine, a script is run which increases the nice level of each process the longer it executes.
• It will create a light load on the CPU while serving the most requests possible.

• In other words, we should all individually carry what is our everyday load or responsibility, but where it becomes too heavy for us, we all join in and share the burden.
• It concludes that since military service is a burden, moral considerations require that the load be shared as equally as possible.

Synonyms

• There's loads to go through, it just takes so long to do!
• And no there wasn't just one ticket counter there were loads.
• Having these premises is really important for them because they'll be able to provide loads more services and be more of a resource for people.

Synonyms

• In general you share a transformer with several neighbors; and since you share a circuit with them, their loads will affect your electrical supply.
• Two fully independent AC and DC electrical systems are each capable of supplying all essential loads in case of failure the other system.

• Since your main supply wires have some resistance, you will still get some flicker even when these loads are on different circuits.
• When the current value detected by the current detector exceeds a predetermined value, power supply to the load is stopped using a breaker.

• They also provided maintenance support at the port of Antwerp, to help repair deadlined vehicles on the spot so they could be loaded into the ships on schedule.
• The warm beer, the necessities and souvenirs laid out in the shopping area - everything had been loaded into vehicles or onto camels and brought out for the festival.
• We now have container security initiatives and all kinds of gizmos and ways to check what's loaded into the containers.

Synonyms

• After an internal investigation, McDonald said the company has tightened up regulations to ensure no crew members are shifting places while the vessel is loading or unloading.
• In relation to the access from Castle Street which is two way, Mr Hearn said this led to conflict between vehicles at the Castle Street access and is often made worse by vehicles loading and unloading.
• She sighed and slumped once more into the plastic orange chair; it was only ten minutes before the Greyhound bus started loading.

• My query was sincere, my comment was loaded with independently confirmable facts and you come back to me with… nothing.
• He loads the film with pitch black comedy, giving it a rich texture that most filmmakers wouldn't be able to conjure up.
• Politicians, pundits, and the hordes of bloggers have been polishing the brass on their discourse, loading their sentences with hot words that though they may glow with the flame of rhetoric, they are depleted of common sense…

Synonyms

• The way we are taught Shakespeare is too often loaded towards the idea that his plays are about supposedly unchanging things, like love or ambition or treachery.
• ‘The system is heavily loaded in favour of the Americans,’ he insists.
• The appraisal process is loaded in favour of the methodological commitments of the appraiser.

Synonyms

• This allowed the police forces to become complacent - for example, how do motorists know which cameras are loaded and which are not?
• When you load a camera in a warm humid atmosphere, then take it diving in cold water, there is a good chance that fog will form inside the lens or housing.
• Keep your film and your batteries in a fridge if possible when you get to your destination, but allow your film to warm a bit before loading your camera.

• This does require a little more expertise than just being able to load film into the camera.
• Perhaps this is, in part, a lesson learned from forgetting to load film into my camera as a junior.
• And who wants to fiddle with a camera that is so small that loading the film requires a lot of patience and pretty small fingers?

Synonyms

• Once your program is loaded into memory, the CPU is really the limiting factor.
• This takes a different approach to most of the other software, loading different programs to cope with different sections of the editing process, from capture through to creating a final product.
• These represent programs that are loaded into memory.