Sentence examples for charged burden from inspiring English sources

Size segregation of pellets in the top bunker (hopper) of a blast furnace is an important factor affecting the radial distribution of the charged burden and indirectly also the distribution of gas in the shaft and cohesive zone.

What if Bird was able to extend the life of a given scooter, decrease the average ride length but increase the average rides per day, and push more of the charging burden to consumers?

EVs' charging increases the load burden in the microgrid during 19 00 20 00.

It has been a charged and burdened time -- the D-Day commemorations, the death of a president, the daily carnage in Iraq, the pictures from Abu Ghraib prison, a July 4 just over the horizon -- the sublime and the squalid, the decent and the desperate in American life so overlaid upon one another that it is hard to reconcile the high rhetoric of one moment with the terrible reality of the other.

Thus all employee payroll fees, taxes, insurances and other payroll burdens are charged as a flat fee (our industry average fee is: wages + 15% +/-.5 +/-.5%

Mr. Brand, with his stringy hair, stretched-out body and nutty British demeanor, is more like the beast of burden, charged with hauling this grim load of mediocrity to the box office.

And we need to give the parents and the teachers and all those charged with those children's safety the comfort of not being burdened alone by guilt.

The Latin epithet onustusa means "charged, load-carrying, burdened", and a regular adjective derived from onus, "burden" (the same word that gave the English onus).

For foreclosed borrowers hit with unexpected tax bills, figuring out if they have been wrongly charged can be an insurmountable burden.

Since the organization could not afford to fund a trial, La Alianza charged the government with the burden of proving who owned the land.

Pavlik, though, soon made it clear that he thought giving our son such an emotionally charged name could be a burden.