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It has implications that extend far beyond the company's stated goal to design single-purpose apps that fit mobile usage and the bottleneck of screen mobile device real estate.

Despite numerous studies of inverse heat conduction problems (IHCP) over the last several decades, their solutions still suffer from the mathematical difficulties and the bottleneck of currently available numerical methods for large-scale problems.

We introduce a Resource-Aware Model Analysis (RAMA) method, and remove the bottleneck involving multipliers by bit-level XNOR and shifting operations, and the bottleneck of parameter access by data quantization and optimized on-chip storage.

Co-founded by serial entrepreneurs Humberto Ayres Pereira and Torben Schulz — who had also been co-founders of food delivery startup EatFirst — Ayres Pereira said that the idea came out of their own observations in work life and the bottleneck of getting things fixed or modified in a company's apps (both internal and customer-facing).

Furthermore, pyrazines produced by microorganisms can be found in low quantities in culture media (Beck et al. 2003; Dickschat et al. 2010; Nawrath et al. 2010), and the bottleneck of analysis has been the difficulty of sample preparation due to the high solubility and volatility of pyrazines in microbial samples.

These pipelines don't only deliver Caspian oil to a Mediterranean port of Ceyhan, by-passing the ecologically vulnerable Turkish Straits and the bottleneck of the Persian Gulf, they also, for the first time, link allow for direct deliveries of the Caspian natural gas to the European Union.

The coordinated operation of a hydro-wind-photovoltaic system can mitigate the conflict between power generation and output fluctuations and overcome the bottleneck of new energy development.

And, beyond the bottleneck of the Golden Gate Bridge, lies even more expensive Marin County.

Strong interference drops the advantages of small cell deployment and becomes the bottleneck of throughput improvement.

After profiling and analyzing the bottleneck of counter-based dynamic scheduling, a three-layered scheduling approach is proposed that succeeds the trade-off of synchronization cost and workload balancing, which processes massive CA problems on a large scale.

Through simulations the interactions among all devices and the bottlenecks of the communication system can be identified.