SUMMARY In order to assist comparison between industrially orientated experiments and the proper handling of results of a single experiment, six types of pacing are defined (with subtypes according to whether a system is buffered or can be over-ridden), divided into rigid, semi-rigid and non-rigid systems. The part played by tolerance in the classification and the relationship between tolerance and machine rate are explained.
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K. F. H. MURRELL (1965) studied this question.
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