We derive exact asymptotic results for a stochastic queueing model in which tasks are executed according to a continuous-valued priority. The distribution P(τ) of the waiting times τ of executed tasks for this model is shown to behave asymptotically as a power law, P(τ)~τ^-3∕2, when the average rates of task arrival λ and execution μ satisfy μ≤λ (as was earlier noted empirically). For μ>λ, $P({τ}){~}{{τ}}^{{-}5∕2}{{0.2em}{0ex}}exp[{-}(√{{μ}}{-}√{{λ}}{)}²{τ}]$.
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