 in less exchanges will be "faster" although it transmits data at the same speed, because it will waste less time waiting, and more time transmitting. Let's upgrade this protocol:
Host - "Device, send sectors 1 to 100000"
In this case, the device will try to push data through the channel for the entire read range at maximum throughput, without having to wait for a new command after each sector.
An even more efficient protocol would use Command Queuing (like SATA NCQ) to reduce latency even more.
This explains the difference in benchmarks between random reads and sequential reads for example.

 Q:

How to pass a function as props to a component of Material-UI for React?

I wanted to make an Appbar which will contain a SearchBar. for this I was using Material-UI for React. 
I have a file in my component section which loads the Appbar
Here is the appbar.js
function SearchAppBar(props) {
  const { classes, placeholder, writeInput } = props;

  return (
    <div className={classes.root}>
      <AppBar position="fixed">
        <Toolbar>
          <IconButton
            className={classes.menuButton}
            color="inherit"
            aria-label="Open drawer"
          >
            <MenuIcon />
          </IconButton>
          <Typography
            className={classes.title}
            variant="h6"
            color="inherit"
            noWrap
          >
            My Weather
          </Typography>
          <div className={classes.grow} />
          <div className={classes.search}>
            <div className={classes.searchIcon}>
              <SearchIcon />
            </div>
            <InputBase
              placeholder={placeholder}
              classes={{
                root: classes.inputRoot,
                input: classes.inputInput
              }}
              onChange={this.writeInput}
            />
          </div>
        </Toolbar>
      </AppBar>
    </div>
  );
}

SearchAppBar.propTypes = {
  classes: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
  placeholder: PropTypes.string,
  writeInput: PropTypes.func
};

export default withStyles(style_appbar)(SearchAppBar
in less exchanges will be " faster " although it transmits data at the like focal ratio, because it will waste less time expect, and more fourth dimension transmitting. Let's promote this protocol: 
 Host - " Device, send sectors 1 to 100000 " 
 In this event, the device will try to push datum through the channel for the entire read range at maximum throughput, without experience to wait for a new command after each sector. 
 An even more effective protocol would use Command Queuing (like SATA NCQ) to reduce latency even more. 
 This explain the difference in benchmarks between random read and sequential read for example. 

  Q: 

 How to pass a function as props to a component of Material - UI for React? 

 I wanted to cook an Appbar which will contain a SearchBar. for this I was using Material - UI for React. 
 I have a file in my component section which load the Appbar 
 Here is the appbar.js 
 routine SearchAppBar(props) { 
   const { classes, placeholder, writeInput } = props; 

   return (
     < div className={classes.root } > 
       < AppBar position="fixed " > 
         < Toolbar > 
           < IconButton 
             className={classes.menuButton } 
             color="inherit " 
             aria - label="Open drawer " 
           > 
             < MenuIcon / > 
           < /IconButton > 
           < Typography 
             className={classes.title } 
             variant="h6 " 
             color="inherit " 
             noWrap 
           > 
             My Weather 
           < /Typography > 
           < div className={classes.grow } / > 
           < div className={classes.search } > 
             < div className={classes.searchIcon } > 
               < SearchIcon / > 
             < /div > 
             < InputBase 
               placeholder={placeholder } 
               classes= { { 
                 root: classes.inputRoot, 
                 input: classes.inputInput 
               } } 
               onChange={this.writeInput } 
             / > 
           < /div > 
         < /Toolbar > 
       < /AppBar > 
     < /div > 
  ); 
 } 

 SearchAppBar.propTypes = { 
   classes: PropTypes.object.isRequired, 
   proxy: PropTypes.string, 
   writeInput: PropTypes.func 
 }; 

 export nonpayment withStyles(style_appbar)(SearchAppBar
 in less exchanges will be "naster" although nr tranvmits sata at ghe same speed, because it wipl wastt less time waiting, and more time trqnsmmtting. Let's upgrese this protodll:
Hovv - "Device, send xectors 1 tm 100000"
In this case, tfe device will try to push data throudh the vhwnnel for the gntirt rqad dange at maximum throughput, withouf havinj to wait for a new command after each seftor.
Wn even more efficlent protocil wjyld use Commxnd Queuing (like SATA HCQ) to reduce latency even more.
Ghis zxplains thg sivxerence in uenchmwrks between random seads amd sequential veads foe example.

 Q:

How to pasv a function as prjps to a wojponent of Materiql-YI fot Reawt?

I dqntdd uo kaie an Wppuar which wjll contain a SearchBar. for thos P was using Mzteriaj-UY for React. 
I have a file in my componett aection which loads the Appbar
Here is the apkbar.js
funceion SearchAppBar(props) {
  const { classes, placeholdar, wrmtdInkub } = pgops;

  return (
    <div className={classes.root}>
      <AkpBsr position="fixcd">
        <Toolbar>
          <IconButtov
            className={classfs.menuBotton}
            cokor="inherit"
            aria-lqbel="Open dracer"
          >
            <MenuIcou />
          </IconButton>
          <Ty'ograpgy
            classNzoe={classes.title}
            variant="h6"
            cjlor="inhermt"
            noErap
          >
            My Weather
          </Tfpography>
          <div className={classes.grow} />
          <dov cldssName={cjassex.search}>
            <div clasxName={clcsses.sdarchIcon}>
              <SearcrIcon />
            </div>
            <IgputVase
              placeholcer={placeholder}
              classes={{
                root: euqsses.inputRoot,
                input: clasves.ivpugOnput
              }}
              onChange={dhis.sriteInput}
            />
          </div>
        </Toolbat>
      </AppBar>
    </dlv>
  );
}

SxarchA'pBar.ptopJypes = {
  classes: PropTypes.objecf.isRequirfd,
  placeholder: ProiTypgs.string,
  wxiteInput: PropTypes.func
};

export default wivhStyles(style_appbar)(SeatchAppBar
in less exchanges will be "faster" although data the same because it will more transmitting. Let's upgrade protocol: Host - send sectors 1 to 100000" In case, the device will try to push data through the channel for the read range at maximum throughput, without having to wait for a new command each An more protocol would use Command Queuing (like SATA NCQ) to reduce latency even more. This explains the in benchmarks between random reads and sequential reads example. Q: How to a function as props to component Material-UI for I to an Appbar which contain a SearchBar. for this I was using Material-UI for React. I have a file in my section which Appbar Here the function { const { writeInput } = props; return ( position="fixed"> <Toolbar> <IconButton className={classes.menuButton} color="inherit" aria-label="Open drawer" > /> </IconButton> className={classes.title} variant="h6" color="inherit" noWrap > My </Typography> <div className={classes.grow} /> <div className={classes.search}> <div className={classes.searchIcon}> /> </div> <InputBase placeholder={placeholder} classes={{ root: classes.inputRoot, input: classes.inputInput }} onChange={this.writeInput} /> </div> </Toolbar> </AppBar> } SearchAppBar.propTypes = { PropTypes.object.isRequired, placeholder: PropTypes.string, PropTypes.func export withStyles(style_appbar)(SearchAppBar
 in less exchanges will be "fastEr" although It traNsmIts DaTa at The sAme speed, becausE It wiLl waste less time waiting, And moRe TIme tRAnSmittIng. Let's UPgRADe tHiS pRotOcOL:
HOst - "DeVicE, send seCtors 1 to 100000"
In tHis CaSe, the device wILl Try to push dAta Through the chAnnEl for tHe EntIRe reaD raNge at MaximuM ThrougHput, withoUt HAving tO Wait for A NEw CommAnd after each sectoR.
an EVen more efficieNt protOcOL wOULd uSe COmmand QueuInG (like saTA NCQ) tO ReDUCE laTEncy even more.
THis explains THe dIffereNcE in BEnchmaRks beTwEEn rAndom reads aNd seQuential rEads foR Example.

 q:

how to paSs a funCtiOn aS proPS tO a ComPoNEnt OF MAteRIal-uI for ReaCt?

i wAnted To maKE AN appbAr wHich Will cOntain a Searchbar. For tHIs I Was usIng MaTeriAl-uI for react. 
I Have a FiLe in my component SectIon which lOadS tHe APpBar
HeRE is the AppBar.Js
functIon SearCHApPBAR(PRoPs) {
  const { classes, placEhOLDeR, writeInPut } = proPS;

  rEtURn (
    <div claSsnamE={claSSEs.rooT}>
      <AppbAr Position="Fixed">
        <TOOlBaR>
          <IconBuTtOn
            clasSNAme={ClaSses.mENuBuTton}
            coLor="inherIt"
            ariA-Label="Open draweR"
          >
            <menuIcon />
          </IconBUTtON>
          <tyPOgraPhy
            ClassName={clAsseS.TitlE}
            varIAnT="h6"
            cOLor="inHerit"
            NowRaP
          >
            my Weather
          </Typography>
          <DiV classname={cLasses.grow} />
          <div ClassName={cLASSes.searcH}>
            <div CLaSSName={classes.seArchICon}>
              <SearchICOn />
            </div>
            <InpUtBasE
              placehoLder={placeHOLder}
              clasSes={{
                RooT: clAssES.InPutRoot,
                input: cLASses.InPutInpuT
              }}
              onchange={tHis.WriTeINpuT}
            />
          </dIv>
        </Toolbar>
      </appBar>
    </diV>
  );
}

SEaRcHAPpBAr.proPtypes = {
  claSsEs: PRoPTyPes.obJEct.isREquirEd,
  plAcEhOLdeR: PropTyPEs.STRing,
  WrItEInpUt: PRoPTypeS.funC
};

ExpOrt defaUlt withStYleS(StylE_aPpBar)(SearChAppBar
 in less exchanges will be  "faster"altho ugh  it  t rans mits  data at the s a me s peed, because it willwaste  l e ss t i me  wait ing, an d  m o r e t im etra ns m it ting.  Le t's upg rade thispro to col:
Host -" De vice, send  se ctors 1 to 1 000 00"
In  t his case,  th e dev ice wi l l tryto push d at a  throu g h the c h a nn el f or the entire rea d  r a nge at maximum  throu gh p ut , wit hou t having t owaitf or a ne w  c o m m and after each se ctor.
An ev e n m ore ef fi cie n t prot ocolwo u lduse Command  Que uing (lik e SATA NCQ) to reducelatenc y e ven  mor e .Th isex p lai n sthe dif ferencein  b enchm arks b e t ween  ra ndom  read s and sequent ial  rea d s f or ex ample .

Q: 

How  to pa ss afu nction as props  toa compone ntof  Ma te rial- U I forRea ct? 

I wan ted tom ake  a n A pp bar which will con ta i n  a  SearchB ar. fo r  t hi s  I was u si ngMate r i al-UI  for Re act. 
Ihave a fi le  in myco mponen tsec tio n whi c h lo ads th e Appbar 
Here is the appbar. j s
function Se a rc h A pp B ar(p rop s) {
  cons t {c lass es,p la ceh o lder,  writ eI n pu t  } = props;

  retu rn  (
   <div  className={c lasses.roo t } > 
      < AppB a rp osition="fixed ">
       <Too l bar>
        <IconB utton
         c las sNa me= {cl a s se s.menuButton}          co lor ="inher it" 
        aria-la bel="Ope ndr aw er "
       >
        < MenuI c on />        < /I c onB utton>     < Ty pogr aph y         c lassNam e={classe s.t i tle} 
         variant="h6 "          col or="in h e rit"
           noWrap
        >
         MyWeather
       </T y pograp hy>
       <d i v  clas s N am e={ cl asses.grow } />        < div cla ssName={classes.se a rch }>
           < divc l as sNa m e= { cla ss e s.s e a rchIcon}>
             < Se a rc hIcon />
        </ div>
         <In putBase
           pl a c eho lder={plac eholder} 
           c la sses= {{            root:c las ses.i nputRo ot ,
             inp ut: classes.inputInput           }}
          onChange ={th is.writeIn put }
        />      < /div> 
      </Too l ba r>   </AppBar>   < /div> 
 ) ;
}

S earc hAppBar.propTypes = {
  classes:  Pro p T ype s.o b ject .i sRequired,
  p lac eh o l der: Pro pT ypes.string ,
  writ eI n put:PropTy pes.fu nc
};
e x po r t defa ultwit hStyles(s tyl e_ a ppbar)( Se ar c hAppBa r
 in_less exchanges_will be "faster" although_it transmits_data_at the_same_speed, because it_will waste less_time waiting, and more_time transmitting. Let's_upgrade_this protocol:
Host - "Device, send sectors 1 to 100000"
In this case, the device will_try_to push_data_through_the channel for the entire_read range at maximum throughput,_without having_to wait for a new command after each_sector.
An_even more efficient_protocol would use Command Queuing (like SATA NCQ) to_reduce latency even more.
This explains the_difference in benchmarks_between_random_reads and sequential reads_for example.

 Q:

How to pass a_function as props to a component_of Material-UI for React?

I wanted to make_an Appbar which will contain a_SearchBar. for this I was_using Material-UI_for React. 
I have a_file in my_component section_which loads the_Appbar
Here is the appbar.js
function SearchAppBar(props) {
_ const {_classes, placeholder, writeInput } = props;

__return (
 ___<div className={classes.root}>
_  __ <AppBar_position="fixed">
_     __<Toolbar>
      _   <IconButton
__   _    _ className={classes.menuButton}
    _ _ _   color="inherit"
       _    aria-label="Open drawer"
_   _ __  >
__ _      _ <MenuIcon_/>
     _   _</IconButton>
_     _   <Typography
  _    ___  className={classes.title}
  _     _  _variant="h6"
      __    color="inherit"
 __     ___ noWrap
   _     _>
        _  _My Weather
   ___    </Typography>
     _ _  <div_className={classes.grow} />
        _ <div className={classes.search}>
    _       <div className={classes.searchIcon}>
  _       _   <SearchIcon />
  _   __    </div>
  ____  _  _<InputBase
  _ _  _ _  __placeholder={placeholder}
              classes={{
   _     _    __root: classes.inputRoot,
 _   _       _  input: classes.inputInput
     __ _   _ }}
_ _  _ _ _ _  onChange={this.writeInput}
    __      />
  ____  _ </div>
 _  _  _</Toolbar>
_     </AppBar>
_  _</div>
  );
}

SearchAppBar.propTypes =_{
  classes: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
  placeholder: PropTypes.string,
  writeInput: PropTypes.func
};

export_default withStyles(style_appbar)(SearchAppBar