Question

How to describe something? Please help me.

Answer 1

How do you describe how busy something is?

Answer 2

What are you describing?

Answer 3

http://www.writeexpress.com/descriptive-essay.html

Answer 4

How busy a twitter computer system is.

Answer 5

This is informative or Argumentative I think .

Answer 6

I am saying, "...the current____ of the twitter computer system."

Answer 7

It is as busy as a doughnut shop next to a Police Station

Answer 8

noo.

Answer 9

huehuehue

Answer 10

As in an english vocabulary word.

Answer 11

Not a simile or metaphor

Answer 12

But thanks for helping everyone.

Answer 13

Is there a list of words you have to use?

Answer 14

no

Answer 15

Overloaded?

Answer 16

I am writing for a science research project.

Answer 17

no.

Answer 18

Shouldnt you ask in science then? O.o so confused

Answer 19

Your question is too vague.

Answer 20

if not you could ask in the writing section too

Answer 21

no- its for a word not actually science geeky stuff

Answer 22

here look wait

Answer 23

The character limit of a text message depends on...
A.
B. the language
C. the current of the texting central system
D. the type of character (letters or punctuation)

Answer 24

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busy_waiting

Answer 25

Swamped may be a good replacement word as in Twitter computer systems are swamped with work that needs to be done.

Answer 26

it isnt taylor

Answer 27

Oh I see now!

Answer 28

texting doesnt even have a central system.

Answer 29

D

Answer 30

I read that answer wrong.

Answer 31

*facepalm*

Answer 32

Are you trying to come up with a like test or something?

Answer 33

yeah.

Answer 34

Oh I see, so you need to come up with some scientific word to describe it?

Answer 35

No. just standard english.

Answer 36

It's D because in a text message ,we have numbers,letters and special characters.

Answer 37

not the answer! and anyway its b- the language

Answer 38

i need the word. not the answer

Answer 39

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polling_(computer_science)

Answer 40

@study-mode
@beccaboo333
please help me guys.

Answer 41

ok. So you might say the character limit of a text message depends on how engaged the twitter system is.

Answer 42

was that helpful?

Answer 43

thanks. not exactly what i was thinking, but better than nothing.

Answer 44

thanks.

Answer 45

ok. Were you looking for some specific word?

Answer 46

kind of. more like i know the clear definition of the word im looking for.

Answer 47

Busy-beaver Time-sharing Computer multitasking computer multiprograming

Answer 48

its on the tip of my tongue but i dont know it!

Answer 49

what is that supposed to mean @study-mode

Answer 50

What does it begin with? Do you know?

Answer 51

no

Answer 52

hmm

Answer 53

im thinking like busy ness
how busy i guess something is

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we have active? occupied? immersed?

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no.

Answer 56

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busy_beaver
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-sharing
Multitasking ( runing several tasks at once)
Multiprogramming (runing several programms at once)

Answer 57

industrious?

Answer 58

im gonna show u guys the document.

Answer 59

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1O_gy5vG93DcL9L9V30i95ZepwGFHSFmdgmo0kjkc1ss/edit#slide=id.g26814ef7e_016

Answer 60

ok

Answer 61

hectic may be used to describe something busy

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no. i need to say how busy not busy.

Answer 63

oh ok

Answer 64

now im thinking something like workload

Answer 65

go to slide 12

Answer 66

can u write in my doc?

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http://thesaurus.com/browse/busy

Answer 68

yeah i think..

Answer 69

try to write back on slide 12.

Answer 70

nope can't

Answer 71

log in to google. i will invite u

Answer 72

ok. I am logged in

Answer 73

do u think workload sounds good and makes sense?

Answer 74

It sounds good to me!

Answer 75

write the whole sentence .

Answer 76

the character limit of a text message depends on the workload of the central computer system.

Answer 77

.-. can you guys take it to private message so i stop getting notifications

Answer 78

whats ur email eliana so i can share with u

Answer 79

Sounds good
In computing, the workload is the amount of processing that the computer has been given to do at a given time. The workload consists of some amount of application programming running in the computer and usually some number of users connected to and interacting with the computer's applications.

A defined workload can be specified as a benchmark when evaluating a computer system in terms of performance (how easily the computer handles the workload), which in turn is generally divided into response time (the time between a user request and a response to the request from the system) and throughput (how much work is accomplished over a period of time).

Answer 80

Never post private information in posts, everyone of all ages can see it.

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I didn't

Answer 82

just for future reference ~

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ok thanks

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@noneyabusiness thanks so much for helping

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You are very welcome!

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the current workload of the texting central computer system

Hmmmmm... workload is a benchmarking tool.

the available throughput of the texting central computer system
the current resource load of the texting central computer system
the current bandwidth capacity of the texting central computer system

Throughput is a measure of work over time. Resource load is what percentage of resources have been consumed and is very critical to things like routing. And bandwidth is a general term meaning how much volume of something can go through.

And if you are done with this, close the question.

Answer 87

Yep im done. thanks.
i finished this like last week

Answer 88

thanks @e.mccormick