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Examples of loading in a Sentence
the accident was caused by an 18-wheeler with a loading in excess of the legal limit
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Drivers can expect to pony up a bit more money for infractions like going over the meter time limit, parking in a residential zone without a permit, double-parking, and parking in a loading zone.
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The carriages were phased out in the mid-1960s, partly because their narrow doorways made loading and unloading throngs of riders inefficient.
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The shipyards in Nantes stopped loading and unloading freighters, and work in much of the car manufacturing and aeronautics industries also ceased.
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The Outlander is designed for easy loading and unloading of gear in the rear cargo area, which has 34.2 cubic feet of space when the third seat is not in place.
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Bikes cannot be parked on landscaped areas, at bus stops or shelters, or blocking Capital Bikeshare stations, driveways, curb ramps or loading zones.
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The city met with businesses to hear their concerns and made some tweaks — bigger loading zones, changes in traffic-light timing, improved signage.
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The train was supposed to go through Jefferson County, but the town of West Jefferson filed an injunction and argued in court earlier this year that the loading and unloading of containers violated its zoning laws.
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Park employees spend more time loading and unloading the rides than running them.
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First Known Use of loading
15th century
loading Synonyms
Medical Dictionary
loading
noun
load·ing
medical Definition of loading
1 a
: the amount or degree to which something is or can be loaded
b
: administration of a factor or substance to the body or a bodily system in sufficient quantity to test capacity to deal with it
2
: the relative contribution of each component factor in a psychological test or in an experimental, clinical, or social situation
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