pay load

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English - Turkish
kazançlı yük
ücretli yükleme
uzay aracı mürettebatı
füze içindeki patlayıcı

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payload
(Otomotiv) taşıma yükü
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roketin taşıdığı yük
payload
(Askeri) ticari yük oranı
payload
navlunlu yük
payload
(Telekom) faydalı yük
payload
yararlı yük
payload
(Askeri) taşıma kapasitesi
payload
(Ticaret) navlun ödemesi
payload
(Telekom) yük
payload
(Telekom) görev yükü
payload
kazançlı yük
payload
(Askeri) TAŞINABİLEN YÜK: Aracın belirtilen harekat şartları altında yüksüz ağırlığına ilaveten taşıması planlanmış (yük veya teçhizat tonu, sıvı galonu veya yolcu sayısı olarak ifade edilen ölçü birimleriyle) yük. PAYLOAD BUILD-UP (MISSILE AND SPACE): UZAY ARAŞTIRMA CİHAZI MONTAJI (FÜZE VE UZAY ARACI): Bilimsel araştırma cihazları (kıymetleyiciler, detektörler vs.) ile gerekli mekanik ve elektronik teli komple parçaların, bilimsel amaçları başarmaya olanak verecek komple bir çalışma düzeni halinde birleştirilmesi işlemi
weapon and pay load identification
(Askeri) SİLAH VE TAŞINABİLİR YÜK TANIMLAMASI: Bir taarruzda kullanılan silah çeşitlerinin belirlenmesi. 2. Bir atmosfere geri dönüş bölmesiyle bu araçla birlikte kullanılan atmosfere dönüş yardım cihazları arasında yapılan ayrım. Ayrıca bakınız: "attack assesment"
English - English
cargo that will earn profit

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payload
The total weight of passengers, crew, equipment, and cargo carried by an aircraft or spacecraft
payload
That part of a rocket, missile, or torpedo that is not concerned with propulsion or guidance, such as a warhead or satellite
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Weight of the cargo carried by a truck including the driver, passengers, cargo, and traile tongue ot pin weight
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The cargo being transported by the aircraft or spacecraft
payload
The part of an ATM cell that contains the information being sent
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The transported load Freight, excluding the weight of the trailer or tow vehicle
payload
The cargo of a rocket
payload
The actual data in a data stream
payload
Refers to all equipment on-board a satellite that is dedicated to the reception, frequency conversion, processing and retransmission of communication signals, including the satellite antennas, but excluding support equipment such as the platform (physical structure), power supplies and thermal control equipment
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all the instruments that that are placed on board a spacecraft
payload
The functional part of a computer virus rather than the part that spreads it
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goods carried by a large vehicle
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The revenue-producing load carried by a means of transport
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the front part of a guided missile or rocket or torpedo that carries the nuclear or explosive charge or the chemical or biological agents
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weight of the cargo as the basis for the revenue to be paid for that load or shipment
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The difference between the gross weight of the trailer and its unladen weight, i e The load carrying capacity
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{i} paid cargo (on airplane); explosive material in missile head; destructive effect of a virus on computer files
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1 Originally, the revenue-producing portion of an aircraft's load, e g , passengers, cargo, mail, etc
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The equipment carried into space by a space vehicle The payload of a satellite includes all of the instruments and science experiments - anything that is not essential to basic functioning of the satellite, but used for science, data collection, or tools
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Packet contents considered as data This is everything other than headers and control information
payload
the discretionary weight, measured by subtracting the curb weight from the GVWR to determine the amount of cargo and passengers that you can safely carry (Example: If your RV's curb weight is 10,500 lbs , and its GVWR is 12,500 lbs , the payload limit is 2,000 lbs )
payload
1 The percentage of total weight, as in an airplane, that represents revenue-producing passengers or cargo
payload
The cargo (scientific instruments, satellites, spacecraft, etc ) carried by a rocket
payload
The payload of an aircraft or spacecraft is the amount or weight of things or people that it is carrying. With these very large passenger payloads one question looms above all others -- safety. = cargo
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The explosive in the warhead of a missile
payload
A data unit that contains one or many stream data objects
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When a virus carries code that is designed to perform destructive actions, it is referred to as a payload Not all viruses carry payloads
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The total amount of weight that a robot can handle without causing harm, or malfunction to the robot Factors include: the sizing of the structural members, power transmission system, and actuators The load placed on the actuators depends on the configuration of the robot, amount of time supporting the load, and inertial and velocity related forces This is also called the "load capacity" See Actuator
payload
That part of a cargo that produces revenue
payload
  In a set of data, such as a data field, block, or stream, being processed or transported, the part that represents user information and user overhead information, and may include user-requested additional information, such as network management and accounting information   Note: The payload does not include system overhead information for the processing or transportation system   Synonym mission bit stream
payload
The payload of a missile or similar weapon is the quantity of explosives it contains. a hypervelocity gun capable of delivering substantial payloads to extreme ranges
payload
The total weight of passengers, crew, equipment and cargo carried by an aircraft or spacecraft
payload
cargo that is carried on the Space Shuttle or Space Station
payload
The amount of passenger and cargo weight the vehicle is rated to carry
payload
The 48-byte data portion of an ATM cell
payload
The net weight of the cargo carried by a vehicle
payload
This is the malicious activity that the virus performs Not all viruses have payloads, but there are some that perform destructive actions
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store
pay load

    Turkish pronunciation

    pey lōd

    Pronunciation

    /ˈpā ˈlōd/ /ˈpeɪ ˈloʊd/

    Etymology

    [ 'pA ] (verb.) 13th century. Middle English, from Old French paier, from Latin pacare to pacify, from pac-, pax peace.
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