Sentence examples for bottleneck between from inspiring English sources

As wholesale buyers, the Flores brothers occupied a crucial bottleneck between the cartel and its consumers.

At the neck of the river Waal in Nijmegen, flooding regularly occurs as the river bends in the form of a bottleneck between Lent and Nijmegen.

While their husbands were out labouring all day in the fields or the fishing boats, the women of Juchitán took charge of trade, bartering and haggling with every foreigner who passed through this fortuitous bottleneck between the two continents of America.

Researchers who focus on infant language and those who specialize in birdsong have teamed up in a new study suggesting that learning the transitions between syllables — from "da" to "do" and "do" to "da" — is the crucial bottleneck between babbling and speaking.

What actually happened was that riot police created a bottleneck between the march route and the rally site, blocking some of the speakers from getting to the stage; this led, first, to a sit-in and then, to violent clashes with the police.

There is a bottleneck between Node 0 and Node 1.

But if you can't click to a map of where the event is, if you can't forward it to your friends, if you can't send it to your cellphone, is it really that useful?" On the other hand, part of Anderson's Long Tail thesis is that the Internet is removing bottlenecks between supply and demand and establishing a market where "everything becomes available to everyone".

Each chip will have its own built-in networking hardware and memory, reducing data bottlenecks between chips processing in parallel.

One of the main disadvantages is the data transmission bottlenecks between the camera, the processor and the memory.

This is, as advertised, an extremely powerful system, and Microsoft has gone a ways toward eliminating bottlenecking between the graphics and processor.

Based on a well-designed delay probing, a Grouping-based Multipath Selection (GMS) mechanism is developed to avoid underlying shared bottlenecks between topologically joint paths.