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When the kernel process takes over, that is when in the default state,
the time that is required for the kernel to deliver a message from a send-
ing application process to another application process and to recompute
the importance levels of these two application processes to determine
which one has the higher priority is assumed to be randomly distributed with
a constant service rate
R
.
When the kernel process takes over, one of its roles is to deliver a mes-
sage from a sending application process to a receiving application pro-
cess, and to then recompute the importance levels of these two appli-
cation processes to determine which has the higher priority. The time
required for this activity is assumed to be randomly distributed with a
constant service rate
R
.
That the kernel process is the default state is irrelevant here, and should have been
explained elsewhere.
This example also illustrates the consequence of having too many words between
related phrases. The original version said that “the time that is required for
something
is assumed to be …”, where
something
was 34 words long. The main reason that the
revision is clearer is that
something
has been reduced to two words, “this activity”;
the structure of the sentence is much easier to see.
It is likewise helpful to avoid nested sentences, that is, information embedded
within a sentence that is not part of its main statement.
In the first stage, the backtracking tokenizer with a two-element retry
buffer, errors, including illegal adjacencies as well as unrecognized to-
kens, are stored on an error stack for collation into a complete report.
First, this is poor because crucial words are missing. The beginning should read “In
the first stage, which is the backtracking tokenizer”. Second, the main information—
how errors are handled—is intermixed with definitions. Nested content, particularly
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