The three components form a loop. Arrivals add items to a waiting pool. The scheduling rule selects which item is served next. The service process removes that item and frees capacity. The pool grows when arrivals outpace service and shrinks when service outpaces arrivals. The operating-range curve is what this loop produces when you trace it across the full range from slack to overload.
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Now connect them. Arrivals feed into a waiting pool. The scheduling rule sits at the front of that pool and picks which item goes next. The service channel takes that item and clears it, freeing room for the next one.
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