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Line 22: == Examples == [[File:Random vs sequential access.svg\|thumb\|right\| ''Sequential'' and ''Linear'' patterns are incorrectly drawn as counter-parts to each other by some publications; while real-world [[workloads]] contain almost infinetly complex patterns<ref>{{cite web\|author1=Chuck Paridon\|title=Storage Performance Benchmarking Guidelines - Part I: Workload Design\|url=http://www.snia.org/sites/default/files/PerformanceBenchmarking.Nov2010.pdf\|quote=In practice, IO access patterns are as numerous as the stars}}</ref>]] === Sequential ===

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