The phrase "a real load" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is heavy, burdensome, or overwhelming, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "After working all weekend, I felt like I was carrying a real load into the new week."
Alternatives: "a heavy burden" or "a significant weight".
The FEM results are compared with a real load test, performed on a real timber model.
In the emulation mode, a real load is connected to the output of the emulation circuit and the solar model is written to the memory of the microcontroller which generates at run-time an appropriate voltage to drive the load.
After Woolfolk's MVP performance in the 1981 Rose Bowl helped Schembechler to his first bowl game victory, Bo complimented Woolfolk's powerful performance, noting: "Butch can be a real load".
The possibility is available to obtain a fatigue law independent of loading mode and representative of a real loading evolution in the field.
However, the flexural torsional buckling of the I-girder with corrugated steel webs still needs to be investigated especially for a real loading condition such as non-uniform bending.
We applied this weighting framework to prioritize and interpret associations in a published real LOAD dataset for a genome-wide case-control study [42].
This transformer is capable of matching a very high real load (ZL) to the source impedance (ZS) of 50Ω at four different operating frequencies.
A case study with real load data collected from an existing mini-grid placed in Habaswein, Kenya, is presented and discussed.
Engines can "wet stack" if they are run without load and then cough and die when put under real load in an emergency.
Lim's organization had already sent along 4,700 kilos of tea on a "test run" to ensure the real load went through smoothly.
Although the frequency mixing between the idler and signal is provided for by the pump, the negative resistance occurs as an effect of mapping the idler's external (real) load admittance back onto the signal as a negative resistance.
