title: What does infinite-scroll-immediate-check do in ngInfiniteScroll?
body: <p>The documentation:</p>
  
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    <p><code>infinite-scroll-immediate-chec</code> (optional) - {<code>boolean</code>} - A boolean expression that indicates that the directive should check immediately to see if a scroll event would trigger an evaluation of the infinite scroll expression even if a scroll event does not occur. Useful if it's possible that the content inside the directive's element is not tall enough to fill up the entire browser window's height. Defaults to <code>true</code>.</p>
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  <p>This seems like a difficult way of saying that it will fill the page with results on the first load if the initial amount of results isn't enough to fill the page. So if I show 3 results on first load, but they don't reach the bottom of the page/element, then it will call the <code>loadMore()</code> event until it does.</p>
  
  <p>But this doesn't seem to happen. Just want to make sure I am reading this right since the description is a but grandiloquent.</p>