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segabriel · web-flow · commit d60ae2a16b40 · 2018-07-18T11:32:27.000+03:00
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@@ -133,4 +133,4 @@ This method intends for execution asynchronous tasks with consumption some resou
   }
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-It's time to describe the settings in more detail. First, you can see two ramp-up parameters, these are `rampUpDuration` and `rampUpInterval`. They need to specify how long will be processing ramp-up stage and how often will be invoked the resource supplier to receive a new resource. Also, we have two parameters to specify how long will be processing all `unitOfWork`s on the one resource (`executionTaskDuration`) and with another one you can specify some interval that will be applied to invoke the next `unitOfWork` on the one resource (`executionTaskInterval`).
+It's time to describe the settings in more detail. First, you can see two ramp-up parameters, these are `rampUpDuration` and `rampUpInterval`. They need to specify how long will be processing ramp-up stage and how often will be invoked the resource supplier to receive a new resource. Also, we have two parameters to specify how long will be processing all `unitOfWork`s on the given resource (`executionTaskDuration`) and with another one you can specify some interval that will be applied to invoke the next `unitOfWork` on the given resource (`executionTaskInterval`).

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`136`		-It's time to describe the settings in more detail. First, you can see two ramp-up parameters, these are `rampUpDuration` and `rampUpInterval`. They need to specify how long will be processing ramp-up stage and how often will be invoked the resource supplier to receive a new resource. Also, we have two parameters to specify how long will be processing all `unitOfWork`s on the one resource (`executionTaskDuration`) and with another one you can specify some interval that will be applied to invoke the next `unitOfWork` on the one resource (`executionTaskInterval`).
	`136`	+It's time to describe the settings in more detail. First, you can see two ramp-up parameters, these are `rampUpDuration` and `rampUpInterval`. They need to specify how long will be processing ramp-up stage and how often will be invoked the resource supplier to receive a new resource. Also, we have two parameters to specify how long will be processing all `unitOfWork`s on the given resource (`executionTaskDuration`) and with another one you can specify some interval that will be applied to invoke the next `unitOfWork` on the given resource (`executionTaskInterval`).