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queue
verb
UKuk /kjuː/us(USstand in line); (also UKqueue up)
[ I ]
to join a line of people who are waiting for something:
Private investors would regularly queue outside their banks in order to rush their application forms in before the deadline.
[ I ]
to join a number of people who are waiting for or to do something:
Competitors queue up to steal clients and key employees.
[ T ] IT
to arrange tasks in order:
The server will not allow me to queue print jobs.

Examples of queue

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This removes the need for having separate queues for events and input conditions during behavioral model implementation.
The study of such a model provides insights at the queue length (and thus the congestion of a junction) under a heavy load.
But still, and as long as they remain in the queue for paid performances, they are professionals.
The speed of the total process requires a large number of par ts to be queued between stages.
Such a queue can be easily implemented as a circular array of task pointers.
This study was performed to find out about the queue discipline in waiting lists for elective surgery to reveal potential discrepancies in waiting list management.
The queue is used in order to process the states in ascending distance from the starting state.
Customers in queue 1 have priority over customers in queue 2 in the sense that servers are handling customers belonging to queue 1 first.
It is our responsibility as the caller to queue it for visitation, so that the function may assume it safe to return to.
Also, the presence of infection can very rapidly endanger the lives of those waiting faithfully in the queue for their treatment.
Since this is not a desirable behaviour, we will enhance our simple processor with a waiting queue for tasks.
With food rationing at the time of this survey, the difficulties of older people in food queues warranted a separate section in his report.
However, it is essential for our purposes to estimate such variances because they critically affect system behavior, queuing delays, and variances in downstream links.
With increasing task granularity and growing processor counts, the central task queue is likely to become a performance bottleneck.
The authors show that, in general, when waiting in the queue is costly, the equilibrium behavior is not of the threshold type.
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