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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a load" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific technical contexts, such as engineering or physics, to refer to a condition or state involving a load.
Example: "The system operates efficiently at a load of 75% capacity."
Alternatives: "under a load" or "with a load".
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So they were left looking at a load of green stalks for two days.
Airliners have a break-even point, at a load of about 70percentt of capacity.
The peak output power density reached 13.3 W/m2 at a load resistance of 106 Ω.
This bearing failed after a traverse of approximately 700 m at a load of 11.5 N.
Beam strengthened using this technique failed at a load almost 117% higher than the control beam.
During scratch test, the specimens showed formation of cohesive cracks at a load of 1 N.
He doesn't want to look at a load of privileged, cosseted rich people stuffing their faces with eggs benedict: they deserve nothing but his contempt.
The critical loads and their deflection at a load point can be obtained at different crack lengths.
At a load of 60%, the reduction rate is 25.4% for BSFC, 74.1% for NOX and 29.6% for smoke.
The as-machined ZTA femoral heads fracture at a load of 15.3 kN during burst tests, conducted following ISO guidelines.
The lower wire was fixed at a load cell (KISTLER 9257 B) to measure the force development.
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