- data
types of the
Standard Libraries as
defined in the ECMA-335 standard.
Implementations of the
Common Language Infrastructure must
define the
types of...
-
mechanisms to load and
unload, and come in all sizes. Today, they are
almost always built of
welded steel, and with some
exceptions generally have a life...
- verge). A
driver may stop for p****engers to
board or
alight and to load or
unload (unless
there are also 'loading restrictions' - see below). The regulation...
-
Ironworkers load,
unload, place, and set
machinery and
equipment as well as
operate power hoists, forklifts, and
aerial lifts. They
unload, place, and fasten...
- handgrip, or
suppressor Barrel shroud that can be used as a
handhold Unloaded weight of 50 oz (1.4 kg) or more A semi-automatic
version of a
fully automatic...
- with self-
unloading machinery.
Straight deckers are
mainly owned by the
Canadian fleets, such as
Upper Lakes Shipping (ULS). One
exception is the 730-foot...
- to load and
unload unless signs alongside the lane
indicate otherwise.
Buses prohibited. This sign may
additionally display an
exception plate (for example:...
-
stored in a gun safe or a safe room.
Category C:
Firearms can be
stored (
unloaded) in a safe or in
another location that is not easy to
access (e.g. by using...
- on
Type D buses),
crossing arms are
safety devices that
extend outward from the
front bumper when the bus door is open for
loading or
unloading. By design...
- of 3,000
metres (9,800 ft), and a
range of 4,722
kilometres (2,934 mi)
unloaded (without
bombs and torpedoes), and a
range of 3,700
kilometres (2,300 mi)...
