Sometimes, a TLB entry or PTE prohibits access to a virtual page, perhaps because no physical random access memory has been allocated to that virtual page.

PTE may refer to:

Due to the complexity and financial and time requirements around this activity, some organizations now employ tools that can monitor and create production-like conditions ( also referred as " noise ") in their performance testing environments ( PTE ) to understand capacity and resource requirements and verify / validate quality attributes.

The railway station is in South Yorkshire but Metro ( West Yorkshire PTE ) tickets are also valid to and from this station.

Each mapping is also known as a Page Table Entry ( PTE ).

The railway station is in South Yorkshire but Metro ( West Yorkshire PTE ) tickets are also valid to and from this station.

The PTE also acquired the bus operations of Wigan Corporation with 130 vehicles.

There were also 13 for Northumbria Motor Services, 12 for Newport Transport, and ten each for Busways Travel Services ( the former Tyne and Wear PTE undertaking ), Cardiff Bus and Liverline of Liverpool.

The PTE also had a coach fleet which traded as MetroCoach, with the more upmarket coaches having been branded MetroCoach Executive: these were usually Leyland Leopards with Plaxton and Duple bodies, but later Leyland Tigers with the same bodies were also purchased including some Royal Tigers with stylish Roe Doyen bodywork bought in 1983.

In 1980 / 1 the PTE initially ordered 22 of the new Leyland Olympians ( although two were cancelled ); also ordered was a further 10 MCW Metrobuses but with the ' new ' Alexander RH-type bodywork.

The Camair 80 body also went on four 1970 Fleetlines for Tayside, Strathclyde PTE's single deck Ailsa, a number of Dennis Falcons and in a unique demountable-body version on Dodge Commando, again for Strathclyde PTE.

** Note: also bodied by Alexander ( mainly for the Scottish Bus Group and the Merseyside / West Yorkshire PTE's ) and Northern Counties ( for Greater Manchester PTE )

South Yorkshire PTE has also been lobbying for this problem to be addressed ( as noted in its 2006 Rail Strategy document ).

The line to Wakefield Kirkgate also lost its passenger trains from 2 January 1967 ( leaving only the route to Leeds serving the station ) but it was re-opened in May 1992 with financial assistance from West Yorkshire PTE.

Admission requirements include the equivalent of a US bachelor's degree, GMAT or GRE score ( no minimum required ), TOEFL ( minimum 100 on iBT )/ IELTS ( minimum 7 )/ PTE ( minimum 68 ) scores for international applicants, academic transcripts, resume, 3 essays and 3 Letters of Reference.

Completed investments include: PTC Era mobile operator ( 4. 8 % in 1993-1999, partnership with Deutsche Telekom Mobil Net GmbH ), TPSA Polish telecom operator ( 47. 5 % acquired alongside France Telecom in privatisation deal and later sold to France Telecom ), national oil refining and marketing PKN Orlen ( nearly 5 % in 2001-2005 ), TUiR Warta SA, an insurance company ( 70 % gradually sold to KBC ) and PTE Dom pension fund ( 50 % disposed to KBC ).

* Alves Reis, who forged documents to print 100, 000, 000 PTE in official escudo banknotes ( adjusted for inflation, it would be worth about US $ 150 million today ).

Deregulation brought about a time of changing and challenging market conditions for UK bus manufacturers, with the breakup of the nationalised manufacturing industry dominated by British Leyland and its subsidiaries, and the breakup of the traditional home markets through the deregulation of bus services and privatisation of the Scottish Bus Group, National Bus Company, PTE operations and many municipal companies.

File: SNABRLOGO. jpg | The entrance to Platform 2 has two brick logos-the British Rail logo and the ' M ' logo for the West Yorkshire PTE ( known as ' Metro ')

When Sectorisation was introduced, the station was served by Regional Railways on behalf of the West Midlands PTE, for whom British Rail had been running the trains since the PTE's inception.

This had been disused for some years but was refurbished to passenger standards in less than three months once South Yorkshire PTE agreed to continue funding the Penistone end of the route.

* Page Table Entry ( PTE ) Global bit

* Pishgaman Towse Ertebatat ( PTE ), Tehran, Iran

* Pearson Test of English Academic ( PTE Academic ), a Pearson product, measure Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening as well as Grammar, Oral Fluency, Pronunciation, Spelling, Vocabular and Written Discourse.

At the same time, the PTE took over a fifth municipal bus fleet ( Coventry ), which became its ' East Division '.

Yorkshire Rider, the undertaking of the former bus operations of the West Yorkshire PTE, took 42 in 1990 and 1991 ( 37 with Alexander bodies and five with Northern Counties bodies ), while West Midlands Travel, the former West Midlands PTE undertaking, took 40 with Alexander bodies in 1990.

In 1979 the last Fleetlines arrived for the PTE ( making a total of 156 PTE specified Fleetlines ), and towards the end of the year the a new batch of Atlanteans arrived with a revised driving position, which was made higher up, pantograph windscreen wipers, and a new interior decor which was akin to London Transport's with yellow / orange upper and green / brown lower panels and a new moquette ( seat pattern ), again, similar to LT's in a brown and orange pattern.

The bus service was still in PTE control until 1993 when Strathclyde's Buses became employee-owned.

So, in 1978, it ordered a single-deck version of the Dominator with an extended-wheelbase, designed for 11-metre coachwork, this was commissioned from Marshall of Cambridge and the style, dual door with 46 seats, when exhibited on the Dennis stand at the 1978 Motor Show at the National Exhibition Centre was named Camair 80, the show bus was Darlington 73 ( YVN73T ) and David Cox, then Engineering Director of Merseyside PTE, reviewed it under his alias Midlander for Buses.

Despite the low passenger numbers, the station retained a staffed booking office-open all day when trains were running-in accordance with the policy of the local PTE, Merseytravel.

The escudo (, shield ; sign : or ; code: PTE ) was the currency of Portugal prior to the introduction of the Euro on 1 January 1999 and its removal from circulation on 28 February 2002.

In 2010, the former parent of the CPL, announced that a two-year acquisition process of the CPL was finalized, and that the owner of the CPL ( and its subsidiaries ) was now WoLong Ventures PTE of Singapore.

In 1912 FC Porto's first ground, the Campo da Rainha was no longer capable of supporting the growth of the club, so the board searched for a new stadium, and the estate was leased by 350 PTE yearly.

In 1993 the UK's first low-floor bus was put into operation in Liverpool by Merseytravel ( the PTE ) in association with the region's largest bus operator MTL.

On August 23, 2010, the former parent company of the CPL, announced that the two-year acquisition process of the CPL was finalized, and that the sole owner of the CPL ( and its subsidiaries ) was now WoLong Ventures PTE of Singapore.

The former Birmingham City Transport was by far the largest constituent part of the combined fleet, and a modified version of that operator's blue and cream livery was adopted by the PTE.

Most of the Passenger Transport Area was not served by PTE buses, and the Executive had minimal involvement in operation and planning of railway services.

This was considered undesirable by the PTE, so it entered into negotiations to buy them out.

GMPTE was originally created in 1969 as SELNEC PTE, by the Transport Act 1968.

From 1 November 1969 the PTE took over the bus fleets of 11 municipalities, and operationally, the organisation was split into 3 divisional areas, Northern, Central, and Southern

The company was owned at " arm's length " by the PTE, and had to compete in the deregulated market.

When the electrification of the Leeds / Bradford-Skipton / Ilkley Airedale / Wharfedale Lines was confirmed in the early 1990s Regional Railways and West Yorkshire PTE applied to the government for 14 units to add onto the 43 units already on order.

The design was successful and led to the development of the similar Class 320 and Class 322 units for use by Strathclyde PTE and Stansted Express ( now used by Northern Rail ) respectively.

Yorkshire Rider was privatised in October 1988, the first PTE to be privatised, during this time 50 new double-dckers arrived, 25 MCW Metrobuses and 25 low-height Northern Counties Leyland Olympians, which featured yet again another interior decor change, with two tone grey panels, and a new moquette being two tone grey and pink with YR emblems on.