The phrase "a load train" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to refer to a type of train used for transporting goods or cargo, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The freight company operates a load train that carries heavy machinery across the country."
Alternatives: "freight train" or "cargo train".
Behind the turbines was a freight train loaded with containers.
Subodh Gupta's lofty, golden-plated forest of shiny stacked round shapes is a perfect fit for a long hall space that originally was a freight train loading dock for mostly cotton and tobacco.
Exercised groups undertook a progressive load training 6 days a week to enhance cardiorespiratory fitness and a 5 minute warm up and cool down were done each session.
An inserted load train employed a universal joint that was essential in ensuring that only axial pullout forces were applied to the screws (Battula et al. 2008, Schoenfeld et al. 2008).
"I think Tyson's one brick shy of a load, a train wreck waiting to happen".
Remitted depressed adults will complete 10 online sessions of a cognitive control training targeting working memory functioning or a low cognitive load training (active control condition) over a period of 14 days.
Aimed at toddlers, it sees them loading and driving a cargo train, but also refuelling it and laying new tracks.
Springsteen said that his wife Patti Scialfa likened his experience to "a freight train bearing down, loaded with nitroglycerin, and running quickly out of track".
We will test whether CCT targeting working memory functioning — as compared to a low cognitive load training — can be used to reduce vulnerability for depression over a 3.5 months period.
Adult RMD participants will be randomly allocated to either an online CCT intervention targeting working memory functioning or a low cognitive load training (active control condition).
