bufferings
Video loading pauses
Bufferings is the plural of buffering, which most commonly refers to the temporary storage of data in computing, particularly the pauses that occur when streaming video or audio loads content faster than it plays.
The constant bufferings made the movie unwatchable.
In chemistry, buffering describes the process of maintaining stable pH levels in a solution.
The word can also describe any act of cushioning or absorbing shock between two forces or elements.
Recorded moving imagery
- loadingAdding weight or cargo
- latencyDelay in system response
- preloadInstall in advance
- cacheConcealed storage spot
bandwidth · playback · lag · stuttering · adaptive · bitrate · Netflix · YouTube
Dissipating kinetic energy gradually
- cushioningSoftening force or fall
- dampeningReducing or wetting slightly
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- paddingMaterial for cushioning
insulation · protection · impact · springs · rubber · foam · suspension · isolation
Mind's retention capacity
- dataFacts for analysis
- queueOrdered waiting line
- storageSpace for keeping goods
- cacheConcealed storage spot
RAM · overflow · input-output · temporary · allocation · circular · FIFO · processing
Answer or liquid mixture
- pHMeasure of solution acidity
- acid-baseProton donor-acceptor chemistry
- equilibriumState of balance
- titrationMeasuring concentration by addition
neutralization · phosphate · bicarbonate · acetate · laboratory · reagent · stabilization · pKa
video
Recorded moving imagery
cache · bandwidth · playback · lag · stuttering · adaptive · bitrate · Netflix · YouTube · download
shock absorption
Dissipating kinetic energy gradually
- cushioningSoftening force or fall
- dampeningReducing or wetting slightly
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
padding · insulation · protection · impact · springs · rubber · foam · suspension · isolation · absorbers
memory
Mind's retention capacity
cache · RAM · overflow · input-output · temporary · allocation · circular · FIFO · processing · throughput
solution
Answer or liquid mixture
- pHMeasure of solution acidity
- acid-baseProton donor-acceptor chemistry
- equilibriumState of balance
titration · neutralization · phosphate · bicarbonate · acetate · laboratory · reagent · stabilization · pKa · concentration