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

This article and the presented methodology do not intend to undermine the great value of more complex procedures or even detailed simulation software products already widely available and appreciated by the scientific and technical communities to analyse and represent the operation and the bottlenecks of a rail networks.

Moreover, compilers for such languages would have difficulty in extracting and solving the bottlenecks of the implementation that appear inherently in graph descriptions of the architecture and the algorithm.

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.

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.

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).

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.

This paper is organized as follows: The preliminary problem formulation is given and the bottleneck of the problem is highlighted in the next section.

As a result, β-glucosidase has been considered to be the rate limiting enzyme and the bottleneck of efficient degradation of cellulose through enzymatic route [ 6– 8].

Thus, overcoming the bottlenecks of manufacturing and identification of fragments/proteins, as possible targets of a protective immune response still constitute a scientific and technical challenge.

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.