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overload
See information overload and overloading.
overload [′ō·vər‚lōd]
(civil engineering)
A load on a structure that is greater than that for which the structure was designed.
(electronics)
A load greater than that which a device is designed to handle; may cause overheating of power-handling components and distortion in signal circuits.
(geology)
The amount of sediment that exceeds the ability of a stream to transport it and is therefore deposited.

overload
1. A load on a structure in excess of that for which it was designed.
2. Electric current, power, or voltage in excess of that for which a device or circuit was designed.


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Mrs McNeely said: "I feel extremely let down by these socalled professionals and cannot understand how they failed to spot the iron overload when all the symptoms of iron overload were staring them right in the face.
Mrs McNeely said: "I feel extremely let down by these so-called professionals and cannot understand how they failed to spot the iron overload.
Anyone who has been diagnosed or may be diagnosed with iron overload disease (hemochromatosis) should probably avoid cast iron cookware or use it only in moderation.
 
 
 
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