load
- noun
- /loʊd/
- Specialized
- How well does it cool a known power load through the CPU?
- total load
- load factor
- high load
How well does it cool a known power load through the CPU?
- How well does it cool a known power load through the CPU?
- OK, this phenomena is called load regulation.
- And so you have to put the load of the washing machine on the grid at the same time.
Examples
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The generator is designed to handle a maximum load of 5000 watts without overheating.
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The vegetation absorbs the nitrate and phosphate loads that are present in the stormwater.
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Is that just what the voltage dropped to from this load in this building?
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A load cell is used to record the load applied on the beam.
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Bring the generator to full load.
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This next chart shows the idle and maximum load noise levels of each system.
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Well, you can solve for the heat load because this is the number of Btus per hour.
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The same capability can be used to improve availability or balance load across different I/O channels.
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The most striking features affecting fee loads are the commitment fee, leverage, and catch-up clause.
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WTA's plan calls for monocoque construction using a steel chassis and a load-bearing fiberglass-reinforced composite body.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
How fast electricity moves in a circuit is equal to voltage times current
The rate at which electricity flows through a circuit, measured by voltage times current
The amount of electric power measured in watts
Idioms
- Offensive
Informal and rude way to use up all your energy or resources at once
Compounds
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The amount of work a doctor, lawyer, or agency has from the people they must help in a period
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The amount of extra force on an aircraft compared with its weight, measured in g
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A strong piece of wood or metal that holds the weight of parts of a building
How Much
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Load in electricity uses the same idea of a 'burden' that must be carried, from the old word hladan meaning 'to put a heavy thing on'. So an electrical load is the amount of power a system must 'carry' or supply.