Loading in a sentence as a noun

This should help in quicker loading and easier reading.

Bots were loading pages and driving up our advertising costs.

Heck, they even penalize companies in their index with slow loading times.

I shouldn't have to stare at a loading screen to read a half-dozen paragraphs of text, that's just stupid.

Show the UI while it's loading so the user can impotently click around waiting for the program to "turn on".

A technique for loading your own software onto the PS3, circumventing the system's security checks comes out.

Sometimes there is not. Sometimes there is an "extra" screen that slides up after the orange loading gears, sometimes not. Sometimes the sidebar navigation is there, sometimes not.

So I found a way to stop the game from loading anything other than level data and I could briefly see a strange silver ramp level with blue skies, but I would fall and die immediately.

The People app, for example, takes literally 6 seconds to load your recent notifications on a Surface RT - all the while without displaying any loading indicator.

However, just to be extra cautious weve temporarily disabled external resource loading while we explore alternatives.

I never thought that was the case - YUI pioneered a lot of the techniques that are popular in advanced JavaScript development today, like modules, dynamic loading, and creating logical view separation in your code.

I wouldn't try to do the same on some cookie cutter corporate site with a 600k slideshow loading on the front page, where having easily replacable components and tried and true pieces to test on the 20 combinations of browsers is far more critical that cutting 20k of compressed script.

8GB of storage is not remotely enough for a console that has no physical storage medium for games - Microsoft gets away with selling a 4GB XBox 360 because customers can pop a DVD into the drive, but anyone who is actually downloading games off the internet is going to need way more space than 8GB.

Loading definitions

noun

weight to be borne or conveyed

See also: load burden

noun

a quantity that can be processed or transported at one time; "the system broke down under excessive loads"

See also: load

noun

the ratio of the gross weight of an airplane to some factor determining its lift

noun

goods carried by a large vehicle

See also: cargo lading freight load payload shipment consignment

noun

the labor of putting a load of something on or in a vehicle or ship or container etc.; "the loading took 2 hours"