The phrase "are overloaded for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is burdened or excessively filled, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The servers are overloaded for the increased traffic during the sale."
Alternatives: "are overwhelmed by" or "are burdened with".
Furthermore CADNA contains the definition of arithmetic and relational operators which are overloaded for stochastic variables and the definition of mathematical functions which can be used with stochastic arguments.
Our supporting library uses the following two-level design: (1) in our low-level routines, a sparse input matrix needs to be specified with compression/distribution schemes by programmers, and (2) in the high-level representation, sparse array functions are overloaded for array intrinsic interfaces so that programmers need not be concerned about low-level details.
In this instance, the converter should only be overloaded for a short while.
The comparison of CED with RED, and SED with FARED shows that the transmission line 8-9 is overloaded for both CED and SED with the maximum load ratio being 1.085 and 1.047, respectively.
More than half of the railway network's total transport capacity, measured by tonnes transported, is required to provide this service [43] and the network has been overloaded for a long time.
The comparison between CED with RED, and SED with FARED shows that the transmission line 8-9 is overloaded for both CED and SED with the maximum load ratio being 1.222 and 1.213, respectively.
The immigration court system has been overloaded for years, and currently has its highest-ever backlog of nearly 490,000 cases.
The TeamCoco Web site was overloaded for a period of time, but O'Brien later noted that tickets could be purchased at www.ticketmaster.com.
The division staff said it expects the six-week hearing to resolve issues including whether the poles were overloaded, for how long and the extent to which the utilities may have discarded or destroyed evidence.
If the answer to any of these latter questions is "yes," your elimination channels are overloaded, calling out for new-concept exercises like deep sweating, massage therapy, bowel cleansing, rest or meditation, and body brushing.
HR professionals say they are overloaded with candidates applying for cabin crew job openings, for example, but they find the screening process time-consuming.
