Difference between Think time and Pacing Time in Performace …
2015年1月29日 · Think time is a delay added after iteration is complete and before the next one is started. The iteration request rate depends on the sum of the response time and the think time. Because the response time can vary depending on a load level, iteration request rate will vary as well. For constant request rate, you need to use pacing.
Are there any differences between "I believe" vs "I think" vs "I …
You can think a conjecture is true. You can believe in a theory, holding it to be true. One of them requires some foundation even if only subjective from the perspective of the speaker. While the other includes possibilities that may be clearly absurd. I think these lottery numbers will be lucky. Raises no questions to me.
grammar - "hadn't thought" vs. "didn't think" - English Language ...
2015年12月3日 · Didn't think would be the correct usage here. Perhaps this is helpful: -Use "didn't think" to describe specific actions or events you didn't think would happen. For example, I didn't think I would make it. Or, I didn't think you would call. Or, I didn't think the concert was tonight.
'I think' and 'I would think' difference - English Language & Usage ...
2015年12月14日 · There is a subtle but important difference between "I think." and "I would think." If the person says "It was beer, I think.", it is a straightforward statement about their thoughts on the matter. However "It was beer. I would think." means that the speaker would probably argue for beer (over Coke) if they were asked the question or put to the ...
negation - Using "I don't think" to express an opinion - English ...
2015年1月7日 · I didn't sleep very well, I don't think. => I think I slept poorly. I won't get there very early, I don't think. => I think I will arrive late. The first part is an opinion about what something is not, rather than what it is, i.e. my sleep was not good; my arrival will not be early. You wouldn't say: I slept badly, I don't think.
meaning - Can you be literal about non-literal things? - English ...
2012年2月21日 · Yes you can be, but first you have to use precisely or truthfully or else someone will think what you're saying is figurative. Even in a context of war someone saying "The Gun fire literally blew his head off!" could mean. The Gun fire disassembled his head and pushed it off or in reality blew his head off; The Gun fire decapitated him.
Existential quantifier in coq impredicative logic (System F)
2013年9月30日 · apply (HBC H). Qed. (* falsity *) Definition False := forall Y:Prop, Y. Lemma false_elim: False -> A. Proof. unfold False. intros. apply (H A). Qed. End s. Basically, I wrote down the elimination and introduction laws for conjunction, disjunction, true and false. I am not sure of having done thing correctly, but I think that things should work ...
why function didnt need extern, but variable does
2012年8月27日 · int varfoo is a definition of a variable, while void funcfoo() is only a declaration. You can provide multiple declarations of an entity, but only one definition. The syntax to provide a declaration and only a declaration of a variable is by adding …
Are people being literal when they say "I like to think that
If the speaker adds context to the contrary of their I like to think that statement, then the speaker likes to think the thought (because it's nice and/or feels good) and generally believes it, but doesn't necessarily believe it all the time or believes that there are exceptions to the thought. This is the case in the following examples.
Can Python print a function definition? - Stack Overflow
2009年10月13日 · @kaizer A function signature is not a definition either. What __doc__ actually returns is whatever the author of the code put in the doc string (the triple quoted string). Nothing more, nothing less. –