payload造句

The space rocket carries a satellite as a payload.

The warhead is the missile's payload, or cargo.

The payload on the sleigh adds another interesting element.

A Kuka robot with 2,200-pound payload capacity places material blanks onto the shear load table.

The recipient of the payload can validate the digital signature using the public key of the sender.

The same balloon crashed during take-off on April 29, 2010 smashing its multi-million USD payload.

Additionally, access is provided to directly manipulate the data within the payload after object construction and before transmission.

Rockets are tall, but not particularly inflatable spacecraft, the structure can be packed tightly into the payload and then filled with air once in orbit.

In some cases, a worm may perform an additional function outside of simple replication: it may serve as a deployment mechanism for an enclosed payload.

By looking into the HTTP payload down to the URL and cookie, a Web switch knows what content is being requested.

In addition, Stardust carried an equally important payload on the opposite side of the cometary collector: the first samples of contemporary interstellar dust ever collected.

Note that the data is sent every minute in an aggregated format, therefore the trace must run longer than one minute in order for you to see these payload messages.

To illustrate this point about the arbitrary nature of SOAP payload data and the necessity for an agreement upon data encoding between the client and the service take the following example.