Sentence examples for rate of pages from inspiring English sources

The behavior of each system was observed by monitoring the CPU usage in user and system levels and the rate of pages being read or written to disk (respectively, page-in and page-out rates).

He revealed that on the day in late March when Brighton's West Pier caught fire, the station's website received 280,000 hits, almost 75% more than its usual weekly rate of page impressions.

Processing multiple images in the sequential version implies a heavy use of memory that can sometimes produce a high rate of page replacements, and even thrashing.

When the free RAM memory is low and there is a high rate of page requests, the system is presumed to be under thrashing.

Sequential tests are ideal for multi-day outbreaks so the performance (the false negative rate for a fixed false positive rate) of Page's statistic or a moving window such as in [ 28] or the scan statistic such as in [ 29] would be better than the performance of one-at-a-time tests in the case where all simulated outbreaks lasted 7 days.

What about Facebook's clear damping of appearance rates of page posts just as it implements a pay-to-post system?

This machine, the size of a small S.U.V., automatically turns the pages of each book as it scans it, at the rate of 1,000 pages per hour.

For all his splendid classroom pyrotechnics, Chesterfield was producing fiction at a rate of 10 pages per year.

His six-volume epic is nothing less than his entire life, in all its tedium and occasional ecstasy, committed to paper, at the rabid rate of 20 pages a day.

When asked if he is grateful for the endorsement of Peter Mandelson, he rolls his eyes and says: "What do you think?" He hasn't time for Mandy's memoir not least because he is ploughing through Martin Amis's The Pregnant Widow at the rate of three pages a night.

On the other hand, Reamde is awfully exciting, and perhaps for the manically productive Stephenson, it amounts to a lark, a palate cleanser, the form R'n'R takes when cranking out dense historical sagas and elaborate alternate universe epics at the rate of 500 pages a year has become your daily grind.