Sentence examples for load itself from inspiring English sources
Normally, however, an army living off the country tended to straggle and to load itself down with loot.
In the case of structures subjected to explosive loading, the load itself is very much uncertain, as it is widely accepted that explosive experiment is difficult to predict.
It preferred to lose the empire rather than load itself with im perial burdens a lesson the politicians slowly learned, large ly by being kicked out of of fice at general elections.
On the one side, the Engineer must face the problem of dynamic amplification of the loads and their randomness, on the other side, the fatigue resistance is highly dependent on the load itself, since for different stress levels the material can sustain different number of cycles.
In Berlin, Humboldt University is carrying the load itself.
Also though information load itself does not directly influence an individual's decisions, its excess may negatively influence the decision quality.
Despite loading itself up on typical Japanese role-playing game tropes – four young heroes set out to save a steampunk-esque fantasy world by re-igniting elemental crystals – Bravely Default impresses by dealing with far deeper themes.
The C.H.D.K. software loads itself into the camera by taking advantage of the updating mechanism normally used by the manufacturer to install new software with bug fixes or new features.
By using static pre-stretching prior to the dynamic load, the hyperelastic behavior can be investigated up to large strains, even though the dynamic loading itself only has a small strain amplitude.
In its headlong rush for industrialisation it has grossly poisoned its own air, soil, rivers and people, loading itself with hundreds of billions of dollars worth of environmental clean-up costs for the future – if ever it cares to undertake it.
Premier loaded itself with heavy debts when it gobbled up a series of well-known food brands in the years before the financial crisis, but it has since sold off Hovis bread, Hartley's jam and other brands, and carried out a £1.1bn refinancing, including a rights issue.
