Sentence examples for frequent loading from inspiring English sources

Conversely, reviewers sharply criticized "long and frequent loading" between areas and battles due to poor emulation.

GameSpot reviewer Brad Shoemaker gave the game an 8.5, but cited "muffled sound effects" in Final Fantasy IV, and was displeased with frequent loading in Chrono Trigger.

Reed praised the game's graphical polish, with "almost every multi-tiered location crammed with detail and careful incidentals", but critiqued the frequent loading screens and stylized or low detail for environments and characters.

Frequent loading beyond capacity for adaptation or repair may also lead to early degenerative changes in bone and soft tissues [ 12].

Physical loading of the body within an individual's capacity for adaptive responses may lead to tissue strengthening, however, frequent loading beyond capacity for adaptation or repair may lead to injury through fatigue failure, accumulation of fatigue damage [ 11] or early degenerative changes in bone and soft tissues [ 12].

Smaller but more frequent loads are delivered exactly when needed, leaving less room to optimize efficiency load factors [45].

On account of frequent load shedding and worse grid conditions (frequent low grid voltage, electrical transients and surges), AC DC AC conversion is used.

These conditions are mostly created by the application of severe and frequent load peaks or by the interactions with power converters' current harmonics.

Where both surfaces at a sliding interface have had mill scale completely removed, the sliding behaviour is erratic and characterised by frequent load spikes.

Solvent-based post-combustion CO2 capture plant has to be operated in a flexible manner because of its high energy consumption and the frequent load variation of upstream power plants.

Bridge owners are faced with two primary questions: (1) how do CFRP structural systems on RC highway bridges perform over extended time (15+ years) under the influence of frequent cyclic loading (heavy truck traffic), moisture, and freeze-thaw cycles?