Sentence examples for response size from inspiring English sources

A typical GET response size distribution is seen in Figure 1.

It considers the most measurement factors including: request size, response size, and consuming time.

On average, changes in potency accounted for 76% of the change in response size in potentiation events and 60% of the change in depression events.

For each successful measurement, we recorded one record with the: timestamp, hostname, port, path name, GET response size, the server type and the HTTP status code, and relevant information from the cache list (e.g. the cache list's measure of the GET response size, and transfer time).

The data files were read into Microsoft Excel [MS] and scatter plotted to try to reveal correlations between the metrics - various response times measures, GET response size, packet loss, hops, period of measurement.

In one measurement run of about 1700 samples, we fixed the ping payload to 1000 bytes, instead of making the ping payload size equal to the GET response size.

The statistics of the GET response sizes and the response times are summarized in Table 2.

There was a weak correlation (R ~ 0.15 - 0.19) between the minimum ping response times and the GET response sizes in bytes.

In summary there is a moderate to strong correlation between the GET and ping response times for typical Web GET response sizes for Internet Web servers.

There was a slightly larger but still weak correlation (R ~ 0.20 - 0.23) between the minimum or median GET response times and the GET response sizes in bytes.

The weak correlations between both GET versus bytes transferred and ping versus bytes transferred may indicate that for the GET response sizes we meausured the performance is more related to start up effects and delays rather than bandwidth availability.