Transfer behavior and transaction ordering-2

The following diagram shows the same sequence of read and write transactions in a different, but
still valid, timeline:

In this example, the manager starts transaction B before it has finished transaction A.
The manager uses the Write Address channel, AW, to start a new transaction by transferring a new
address B to the subordinate before it has finished transferring the data for transaction A on the W
channel.
The data for transaction B is transferred to the subordinate when all the data for transaction A
have completed. The manager does not wait for a response on the B channel for transaction A
before it starts to transfer the data for transaction B.
At the same time, the manager uses the Read Address channel to transfer in sequence the read
addresses C and D for the subordinate. The subordinate responds in sequence to the two read
requests.
This example shows a different valid combination of read and write transactions happening on the
different channels. This shows the flexibility of the AXI protocol and the possibility to optimize the
interconnect performance.