Sentence examples for a bottleneck of a from inspiring English sources

At present, New Jersey commuter trains share a bottleneck of a tunnel under the Hudson River with Amtrak, the national rail carrier, running on just two tracks that were originally built in 1910.

A bottleneck of a network is a node that the information of the network is concentrated.

We let the population evolve until stationarity followed by a bottleneck of a randomly selected individual, or until extinction.

Yesterday, however, the only commuting being done was by foot, to the elevator from the trunk of the car, and the only traffic problems came from a bottleneck of moving carts at a wrought-iron gate.

We are inside a bottleneck of overpopulation and wasteful consumption.

But the struggles with the layout quirks of this station, a bottleneck of nine subway lines, may soon cease.

Determining provably good solutions to the minimum number of matches is a bottleneck of designing a heat recovery network using the sequential method.

However, computing the euclidean distance between many 9216 dimension pool5 feature vectors may become a computationally intensive operation and a bottleneck of the real-time performance.

However, the lack of research on transport properties has become a bottleneck of industrial application.

Uh oh, there's a bottleneck of cars at the gates of the mansion.

Efforts to replace or complement the bridge, however, have hit a bottleneck of their own.