Such a response would not occur if monogamous populations had simply become bottlenecked.
Early visitors spent an average of three hours, nearly twice what had been anticipated, and some exhibits became so bottlenecked with crowds that the exhibits were rearranged to improve the flow of visitors.
When employees are dependent on IT to help them past each crash or hurdle, they'll get bottlenecked by their efforts to use a new technology — particularly if they have to wait a day or two to solve their problems.
Alcohol, but especially beer, blocks the release of uric acid into your urine, causing it to get bottlenecked in your body.
Even if the data can be shown to be informative, it may prove impossible to probe in any sort of depth into the past, as populations can readily become admixed, bottlenecked, translocated, or worse still, just flat-out extinct.
The rail route into Immingham docks, for example, is bottlenecked.
The conflicting goals created excess product capacity that was bottlenecked getting to market.
McCommas, S A, andBryant, E H.1990. Loss of electro-phoretic variation in serially bottlenecked populations.
In fact, they're burned out, bored, and bottlenecked, new research reveals.
Thoughts are bottlenecked in her brain -- expressed with sentence fragments and flailing fingers.
East is bottlenecked, we have to play desperate, too," Jets linebacker Dwayne Gordon said.
