Sentence examples for reloaded into from inspiring English sources

Because of this, the firearms included under any assault weapons ban are usually semiautomatic, meaning that a new round is automatically reloaded into the chamber but is not fired until the trigger is pulled again.

Subsequently, the regenerated resin is reloaded into the well-head sorption column.

Hence the tagged protein isolated previously was reloaded into the GST Sepharose column according to the conditions listed in the manufacturer's protocol (Harper and Spiecher 2011).

As the YRingIkey level became higher, the amount of the Ring I key-product that was reloaded into Ring II was reduced, which affected favorably the Ring II separation condition.

high maintenance cost because of the necessary preprocessing, and longer time for a transition to a new pair of maps; extra memory requirement for the static mapping, higher initialization time since for a good performance the mapping must be reloaded into main memory every time the server is restarted; high implementation effort, due to the lack of available open source implementations.

He finally allowed himself to be caught and reloaded into the starting gate and went on to win that race.

But it looks a bit awkward, as management gets to participate on both sides — receiving a nice cash-out while reloading into a stake in the newly private company.

One plane from Brussels – loaded with dialysis machines and morphine – was diverted four times after reloading equipment into a smaller plane to win a precious landing spot, according to the group, which finally trucked the load from the Dominican Republic to Haiti.

After Hickman found out the repairs would take three days, she and Beasley spent another day reloading belongings into a second U-Haul truck, which had one headlight to guide them as they drove through New Mexico's windy mountain roads.

A role for reloading sucrose into the phloem during the remobilization process has been suggested for OsSUT1 and TaSUT1 as their transcripts are present in the leaf sheath and stem tissues of rice and wheat, respectively [ 5, 15, 16].

It's the sound of rifles being reloaded as the messengers come into view.