Preposition: of

• kg: With an empty weight of 3640 kg, a payload of 2130 kg could be transported.

• packet: In both cases, the processing ends with invoking a handler to process the data payload of the packet.

Converse of object

• carry: All the features are designed to carry special weapons payload.

• deliver: To deliver the equivalent payload, 5,000 bombers would have been needed.

• handle: Optional sizes of system to handle payloads of up to 5kg.

Adjective modifier

• malicious: How can such a program be " an exact copy " while having also been modified " with a malicious payload " ?

• destructive: Also, it did not contain a destructive payload.

• scientific: The scientific payload consisted of the Large Area Counter ( LAC; Turner et al.

• maximum: The afternoon flights were now make or break with teams deciding on the maximum payload they would carry.

• nuclear: It was intended to carry a nuclear payload for some 2,600 miles.

• secondary: The spacecraft was launched on December 20, 1999 as a secondary payload on a Taurus launch vehicle.

Modifies a noun

• bay: We just assumed that whatever objects we saw had come from the payload bay.

• capacity: The weight savings could be used to increase payload capacity, increase range or reduce vehicle size for the same payload.

• capability: The BP prototype will have little payload capability however.

Noun used with modifier

• kg: M-PADS is expected to accommodate a 60 kg orbital payload and a 16 kg lander payload.

• ton: The mine has ordered 28 haul trucks of 32 ton payload capacity to replace the current 180 much smaller contractor trucks.

• packet: This keyword modifies the starting search position for the pattern match function from the beginning of the packet payload.

• imaging: The on-board GPS receivers have confirmed the orbit and initial Earth imaging payload testing is expected to commence at the end of the week.

• observation: The spacecraft has a remote observation payload, as well as a Lander communications package.

• virus: The virus payload, or effect, can be annoying, harmful, or even criminal.