Sentence examples similar to load take up from inspiring English sources

About 45% of participants attended at least one workshop, but did not complete the 12-18 months intervention, citing the following reasons for non-completion: heavy work-loads, taking up postgraduate scholarships, resignation from their post, and in the case of a number of participants, relocation either within different sectors in Fiji or overseas.

Forty-nine junior, middle and senior managers participated in the study from these organizations, however, only 63% fully participated in both workshops and policy brief development while the rest cited heavy work-loads, taking up postgraduate scholarships, resignation from their post, or relocation either within Fiji or overseas as reasons for failing to complete the project.

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(The cords connected to the fencer coil into a reel that is spring-loaded to take up any slack in the cords and prevent the fencer from tripping).

Opera has long touted its data technology, which it says compresses pages in such a way that they load faster and take up less of your data allowance — Opera says it can compress page data by up to 90percentt.

During the switch the interface keeps tightly coupled without delay in load take-up.

This method shows how important the immediate load take-up is, the stiffness, the moment capacity of the connection and how it all affects the structural behaviour.

Happily, so-called front-end load funds, which could take up to 8% of an investor's capital at the start, are less common than they once were.

So conventional coal-, oil- or gas-fired power stations would have to be kept running, ready to take up the load at short notice.

In inflation, a vessel easily distends under low pressure but becomes stiffer when the fibers are straightened to take up the load.

Few scientists willingly take up those loaded questions.