That’s what I speculated was the case, but the results I got from the two runs were:
From the paragraphs, I found
=== ODT Document Content ===
Paragraph 1: P1: Chapter 2,?Why Do We Have Queues
Paragraph 3: P3: Anything in magenta is notes to the author and editors. The table of contents and index are just for the author’s convenience.
Paragraph 4: P4: The images are in their native size and the text is not wrapped, to avoid making it hard for your editorial designer. I provide them in full size in the Resources/* files for the various chapters
Paragraph 5: P5: Table of contents is broken.his t
Paragraph 7: P8: Introduction2.1
Paragraph 8: P9: Everyone has had the experience of getting stuck in a queue, often in stores.It’s not enjoyable.
Paragraph 11: P12: Multiple people want to buy something, are actually wanting to give the store money, but they can’t. So they queue up at the service desk and wait for the clerk to finish the previous person. The service desk is a bottleneck.
Paragraph 12: P13: Computers, too, are full of queues, for the CPU, for I/O, for a page of memory and so on, ad infinitum. When things queue up, the machine gets slow. As a result, they have been extensively studied by computer scientists and mathematicians, in order to know how not to bottleneck, and to not have queues build up.
Paragraph 13: P14: There are single , single-server as illustrated in igure 1.linequeues.,F
Paragraph 16: P15: a host of others like: And there are
Paragraph 17: P21: All of them come from having more work than workers, like the clerks in , so the checkout desk is a bottleneck.
…
from the styles, I found
PARAGRAPH STYLES:
AppendixNumber → AppendixNumber
AppendixTitle → AppendixTitle
BackmatterTitle → BackmatterTitle
Blockquote → Blockquote
Body → Body
BodyContinued → BodyContinued
BodyCustom → BodyCustom
BookAuthor → BookAuthor
BookEdition → BookEdition
BookHalfTitle → BookHalfTitle
…
NoteCode → NoteCode
NoteContinued → NoteContinued
P1 → P1
P10 → P10
P11 → P11
P12 → P12
P13 → P13
P14 → P14
P15 → P15
P16 → P16
P2 → P2
P3 → P3
P4 → P4
P5 → P5
P6 → P6
P7 → P7
P8 → P8
P9 → P9
PartIntro → PartIntro
PartList → PartList
…
I’m going to look at the sources again, just in case, to ensure the styles are from the same struct in both cases.