The rate of introduction of a constituent or contaminant to a receiving water from the environment, significant in relation to the volume and circulation of the receiving water, problems occur when high loadings occur into receiving waters with limited assimilative capacity
The transfer of funds from a demand deposit account in a bank to an online account (e g a CyberCash demand deposit account) so that the funds can be sent over the net to another company or individual
(n ) The process of putting the machine-language instructions of a program into memory
Generic term for the various loads, where relevant, exerted on a structure or elements of a structure including wind loads, snow loads, imposed loads for example those associated with accidental human impact, and dead loads such as self weight
The extent to which an individual is charged more than the "standard" or "average" rate for their insurance
the correlation between a variable and a factor See factor pattern coefficients, factor structure coefficients
the labor of loading something; "the loading took 2 hours" the ratio of the gross weight of an airplane to some factor determining its lift
designed for use in loading e g cargo; "a loading dock"; "a loading chute is used to drive cattle into a truck or other conveyance"
The amount added to net premiums to cover the company's operating expenses and contingencies The loading includes the cost of securing new business, collection expenses, and general management expenses Precisely: The excess of the gross premiums over net premiums