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• Dell denied Microsoft has pressured his company into preloading its programs.
• Praying at the porcelain altar . . . preloading too much fluid?
• Handset manufacturers started preloading the Vuclip launcher on their devices to make themselves more attractive to consumers.
• Some 280 PC makers worldwide are or will soon be preloading Win95 on their multimedia machines for consumers.
• Besides preloading the edit box with the template, a preview option before actually uploading proved very handy.
• To achieve the benefits of the preloading, the clamping force must be higher than the joint separation load.
• The vacuum preloading method is cheaper and faster than the fill surcharge method for an equivalent load in suitable areas.
• :I think what is happening is that the browser is preloading the image at the same time you are changing the background image.
• At least two computer dealers had to buy space in newspapers to apologise for preloading unauthorised copies of Microsoft programs onto the hard disks of PCs.
• The Amiga CD32 version is the same as the Amiga version except it uses AmigaDOS for preloading all files and then running the entire game from RAM.
• During diastole, a normally-functioning mitral valve opens as a result of increased pressure from the left atrium as it fills with blood ( preloading ).
• :NOTE : I tried putting the preloading in at the top of the script ( outside of the function ) and it works OK when it is there.
• "Then they added part-time jobs designed for college kids, " he said, " preloading the trucks in the morning and reloading them in the afternoon.
• :: Hi Gurch, I figured that the Internet connection was the main factor, but I noticed that using certain settings ( such as preloading diffs ) seemed to speed Huggle up.
• Relatedly, the data shows that the mean load time for media viewer is significantly faster than File : pages ( and near-instantaneous for next / previous images due to intelligent preloading of images ).
• In a detailed explanation sent by e-mail, Knuttgen said that the idea of " preloading blood in the intestines with oxygen before the blood goes to the lungs makes no physiological sense ."
• Then " preloading " takes place, where the weight of the barge and additional ballast water are used to drive the legs securely into the seabottom so they will not penetrate further while operations are carried out.
• I don't think we have much about anticipatory caching ( " preloading " ), although prefetching lists other circumstances under which an analogous load-incase-we-need-it strategy might be found.
• It has been suggested by Carter et al . ( 2005 ) that the settlement resulting from vacuum preloading is less than that from a surcharge load of the same magnitude as vacuum consolidation is influenced by drainage boundary conditions.
• "If they're not already preloading ( Windows 95 ), they may be as much as a month off, and that is going to hurt them a lot, " said software analyst Rob Enderle of industry research firm Dataquest Inc.