Sentence examples for built to load a from inspiring English sources

We're built to load a rail car in a day".

He learned how to load a projector and eventually built one himself.

For the same mass of material, it's about 10 times as strong as steel - and because the strength is determined by the direction of the carbon fibres, it can be built to take loads in a particular direction.

These data are then used to build and load a scratching numerical model which is implemented in ABAQUS® EXPLICIT software to extract the local friction coefficient from the macroscopic scratching force ratios.

Built to a continental loading gauge, the railways would connect directly with high-speed passenger and freight lines in the rest of Europe.

Old distribution centers, built to ship pallets loaded with the same items to a finite number of stores, are ill-equipped to send small assortments of items to an infinite number of dispersed customers.

There is no doubt that the Type-S is built to take the load: the redline of the tachometer (the highest recommended engine speed) is at a remarkable 7,900 r.p.m.

The only problem is that networks aren't built to support the load that streaming that video would require.

The building's floors were built to handle heavy loads, and elevators were capable of lifting entire trucks to upper floors.

Freight was handled by diesel locomotives, also built to fit the loading gauge.

A new system design was built to achieve higher metal loading within a shorter preparation time.