queues造句

Long queues formed at airports.

Tip: Keep the hold queues empty.

Provisions are still short, with long queues for fuel.

Each of the five queues offers something different.

Every day he queues patiently at the bus stop.

Of course, it does the basics such as moving data from files to queues or from queues to files.

Messages are stored in queues, and MQ servers allow you to enqueue messages onto queues, and dequeue messages from them.

In a cluster, it can be difficult to detect if remote applications are using local cluster queues, so careful monitoring of queues and channels may be required.

To utilize all the bridge queues created on the gateway, and therefore achieve optimal message throughput, the bridge queues should be equally divided among all the clients.

Its endless security queues, rude staff and shoddy facilities plague passengers.

The queues snaked around the airport and back to where they had started.

But they'll wait for the queues to get a little shorter.

Typically used when reading response messages, or messages in machine journals or dead-letter queues.

The messages are spread across two queues with the volume distributed equally between them.

"The solution to the queues at the Shanghai World Expo and the solution to queues for healthcare, education and so on are two entirely different things," said Fudan University professor Ding Chun.

The cliff looks dauntingly steep. Climbing it means long queues at Western consulates before facing the suspicious officials inside them.

That's easy to do: just specify multiple output queues and every message in goes to each output queue.

Swedish health officials tried and failed to cut queues by increasing direct funding for hospitals and even issued an edict requiring hospitals to cut queues for elective operations to three months.

In IMS / VS, a batch processing program that has access to online data bases and message queues.

Next up is the new type Concurrent Bag is like a collection of queues that are load-balanced across threads.

A container, another concept I'll introduce, is simply a convenient way to grab all the queues at once.

However, in recent years queues came again in other places such as banks, hospitals, railway stations, schools, job markets and offices of real estate agents.

The queues in the AIO facility, like the thread pools to which it dispatches requests, are also server-wide, and are thus Shared between all applications.

As our example already hinted the fanout exchange does not interpret anything at all: it delivers messages to all the queues bound to it.

As for some current traffic problems in Beijing he thinks that economic pressure may have led to some drivers breaking traffic regulations by changing route or jumping queues.

Over to you: what strange behaviour have you spotted in queues and do you ever queue-jump or challenge queue-jumpers?

Perhaps because the queues for food begin early every morning outside his church and are as much part of the urban landscape as the skyscrapers, he remains a little sceptical.

You have to get to the airport four or five hours in advance to check in for a flight, for fear of losing your seat; the opening of a new airport may ease the queues.

After reading this article, you should have a better understanding of what virtual printers are in AIX, how to create them, and how to modify or manage their devices and queues.

The vast scale of the site, 20 times bigger than the one at Zaragoza and more than twice as large as Aichi's, means covering long distances between pavilions, and there are also queues for buses.

Working out what turns customers off is not difficult, yet stores still struggle with these issues: goods out of stock, long queues at the checkouts and poor levels of service.