Sentence examples for bottleneck lies from inspiring English sources

Bottleneck lies with designing economical and efficient photobioreactor.

The bottleneck lies in limited harvests of the shrub from which the drug is extracted, Artemisia annua (sweet wormwood).

However, the bottleneck lies in the lack of long-term, stable, sufficient and gradually increasing funds to flow into DSM projects.

An evident bottleneck lies in the necessary cross disciplinary research to be undertaken between data/text mining algorithms, Design theories and methodologies and psychological aspects of creativity.

In this implementation, the data is not written to the disk but the primary bottleneck lies in the communication when MPI is used with peer-to-peer networks since aggregation is costly and the network performance will be low.

Face detection can now be realized in real time and in a rather efficient manner [1, 2]; the technical bottleneck lies now in the face alignment when it is done in real conditions, which is precisely the object of this paper.

To simplify the analysis, communication in the first hop (i.e., from the mobile UE to the elements of the cluster) is assumed practically costless, making the bottleneck lie in the second hop of the system (i.e., from the elements of the cluster to the serving BS).

With no prior experience in the industry, Platinum analysts plunged into the world of steel for a month, grilling general managers of every distribution center about how they won and why they lost customers, where the bottlenecks lay, how steel prices moved.

Therefore, their computational bottlenecks lie in the step of producing the graphlet counts, which takes O (n d k − 1 ) (see above).

Power-producing potential being in terms of heat-rate in minus heat rate out, the "thermal bottleneck" evidently lies elsewhere than with the regenerator.

Comparing to the the initial distribution of sensor nodes in Figure 2, we can conclude that the bottleneck indeed lies in those sensor nodes within one-hop to the sink node since most of them drained out of energy.