Sentence examples for bottlenecks by from inspiring English sources

Agilent said its technology could eliminate bottlenecks by switching optical signals more efficiently.

A central issue in the power industry and among alternative power advocates is how best to eliminate the bottlenecks: by building more long-distance transmission lines or by generating more power in small quantities close to where it is needed.

Impinj breaks these bottlenecks by "tuning" its transistors.

Continuous Architecture can address and eliminate these bottlenecks by systematically applying an architecture perspective and discipline.

Establishing novel synthetic routes for microbial production of chemicals often requires overcoming pathway bottlenecks by tailoring enzymes to enhance bio-catalysis or even achieve non-native catalysis.

In recent years, various countries have tried to overcome the land-based bottlenecks by the design and construction of new offshore airports.

But lenders are adding to the logistical bottleneck by requiring that properties in affected areas be reinspected for damage.

Yesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency tried to ease the bottleneck by granting a waiver to Citgo so that the company could speed a more widely available gas blend to market.

Internet phone service avoids this free-market bottleneck by circumventing the so-called last mile of telephone wiring, which is owned by the Baby Bells.

There are wall texts by Douglas Gordon (a poetic high point), S-shaped benches and dangling words by Liam Gillick (a cryptic low point), and many, many, many pieces of cardboard in a labyrinthine bottleneck, by Jorge Pardo.

(Sellers beware: your own broker could be causing a bottleneck by clustering appointments together for his or her own convenience. Make sure your broker has a backup plan in the form of a colleague or assistant who can cover).