/ˈpeɪdʒɪŋ/
NOUN
The process of assigning numbers or identifying marks to the pages of a book, manuscript, or other publication.
The arrangement and numbering of pages in a book, document, or publication.
NOUN
The process of transferring fixed-size blocks of data, called pages, between main memory and auxiliary storage.
A memory-management operation in which pages of data are moved between physical memory and secondary storage.
NOUN
The act of contacting or summoning someone through a pager, mobile device, or public-address system to request their attention or presence.
Calling someone's name or requesting their presence through a public-address system or other announcement method.
Sending short electronic messages or alerts to someone through a pager or mobile communication device.
Contacting a person to ask them to attend to a situation, respond to a message, or provide assistance.