Množina: loads

1. The total computing burden a system carries at one time.
2. In electronics, the amount of current drawn by a device.
3. In communications, the amount of traffic on a line.

Množina: loads

ETYM Old Eng. lode load, way; properly the same word as lode, but confused with lade, load, v. Related to Lade, Lead, Lode.
(Homonym: load).
1. Something to be borne or conveyed; SYN. loading, burden.
2. A quantity that can be processed or transported at one time; SYN. loading.
3. The power output of a generator or power plant.
4. A device to which electrical power is delivered.
5. (Informal) An amount of alcohol sufficient to intoxicate.
In earth sciences, material transported by a river. It includes material carried on and in the water (suspended load) and material bounced or rolled along the river bed (bedload). A river's load is greatest during a flood, when its discharge is at its highest.
The term “load” can also refer to material transported by a glacier or by the sea.

To place information from storage into memory for processing, if it is data, or for execution, if it is program code.

1. To fill or load; SYN. lade, laden, load up.
2. To place a load on
3. To provide with munition; SYN. charge.
4. To put (something) on a structure or conveyance

Množina: load balancings

1. In distributed processing, the distribution of activity across two or more servers in order to avoid overloading any one with too many requests from users. Load balancing can be either static or dynamic. In the former, the load is balanced ahead of time by assigning different groups of users to different servers. In the latter, software refers incoming requests at runtime to whichever server is most capable of handling them.
2. In client/server network administration, the process of reducing heavy traffic flows either by dividing a busy network segment into multiple smaller segments or by using software to distribute traffic among multiple network interface cards working simultaneously to transfer information to a server.
3. In communications, the process of routing traffic over two or more routes rather than one. Such load balancing results in faster, more reliable transmissions.

Množina: load bearing capacities

Singular of load buttons is load button.

The spherical like shape of the top surface of a load cell where the load is applied.

Množina: load carriers

Množina: load carrying axles

Množina: load carrying capacities

Množina: load changes

Množina: load controls

Množina: load distributions

Množina: load factors

The percentage of available seats paid for and occupied in an aircraft.