Sentence examples for being bottlenecked from inspiring English sources

I haven't worn a tie here (though I've brought some for emergencies), partly because I hate that feeling of being bottlenecked and partly because I suspect I've forgotten how to knot one, it's been so long.

Movassate said this approach also makes the data more usable by non-technical team members, like salespeople and marketers: "We found that when an organization adopts Heap, they all use it, instead of it being bottlenecked in IT".

This is especially important given that one of their major challenges was a Big Data challenge with the alert messages themselves being bottlenecked at a centralized alert correlation server: "the scalability problem addresses the challenge of how to cope with the huge volume of raw alerts that can be generated by each participating IDS in the system".

We assume that either all flows are bottlenecked at the particular wireless link of interest or their bottleneck bandwidths at other links are known in advance and they remain unaffected by the dynamics of the wireless link.

The rail route into Immingham docks, for example, is bottlenecked.

The conflicting goals created excess product capacity that was bottlenecked getting to market.

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.

Soon, of course, there may be many more projects to be bottlenecked.

We cannot forget that there is an intense amount of stimulation that is bottlenecked by the dam of no confidence.

The implementations of these models were bottlenecked with the available computing resources, as they required resources available in top-of-the-line supercomputers.