loading Definition
load·ing (-iŋ)
noun
- the act of one that loads
- the thing with which something is loaded
- the part of an insurance premium added by the insurer to cover expenses, increase surplus, etc.
- load ()
- wing loading
loading Synonyms
loading
n.
loading Usage Examples
Converse of object
- withstand: All of these must be continuously assessed to ensure they can withstand increased traffic loading.
- disable: Disable loading of all embedded sound files until you find something worth loading.
Adjective modifier
- cyclic: This project aims to compare the strength of different closure techniques under cyclic loading.
- axial: For axial loading the effect of the mean stress is shown.
- tensile: For simple tensile loading, to assess differences in maximum recoverable elastic deformation, the merit index is used.
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- dynamic: The -f option means to load the new builtin command name from shared object filename, on systems that support dynamic loading.
- lateral: Research is also underway to investigate the behavior of masonry panels subjected to lateral loading, for example, wind loading.
Modifies a noun
- bay: The darkness of the loading bay seemed to swallow him; the lights were dim, casting huge shadows.
- gage: Built for speed, with gentle gradients, it had a generous loading gage, to match the hoped for larger continental wagons.
- dock: There is a concrete loading dock at the front edge of the site.
- shovel: At a photo stop a Caterpillar 990 loading shovel dwarfed the group, there being room for all in the bucket!
- ramp: A loading ramp can be fitted at the front.
- hopper: This is a top loading hopper, which operate by hydraulics.
Noun used with modifier
- muzzle: The largest muzzle loading guns produced for the navy.
- breech: At the turn of the century the harbor defenses at Cork were being rebuilt to take breech loading artillery.
- axle: Maunsell was confronted with what had become his perennial problems: increased train capacity combined with the need for a light axle loading.
- top-of-form: When printing, the paper feeds back to the top-of-form loading position.
- carbohydrate: Carbohydrate loading offers no advantage to athletes in short events.
- amplitude: Specimens were tested under constant amplitude loading at room temperature in laboratory air.
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