Sentence examples for bottlenecks making from inspiring English sources

Renewing its commitment to build a "Haiti fit for children", Unicef recognises the fragility of the situation of children in Haiti and adds that "the bottlenecks making displacement a protracted crisis today are rooted in the disparities and poverty of pre-earthquake Haiti".

Transport bottlenecks make supply erratic.

But its capital intensity, reliance on government subsidies and vulnerability to bottlenecks make it risky.

The transition between modules may represent state changes in the system, and the position of bottlenecks makes them candidates for regulators of these transitions.

The low rate of nucleotide substitution, even during multiple passages and bottlenecks, makes this system well adapted for investigations of resistance to other drugs.

Nevertheless, the cell density of this culture strategy is low and the light requirement is high, and these bottlenecks make it hard to be applied in large-scale algal biomass production [ 11].

But inbreeding necessitated by its small numbers has forced the Jamaican iguana into a genetic bottleneck, making it susceptible to dangerous mutations, parasites and disease.

The greedy partitioning scheme could also be beneficial on larger many-core processors, where the master may become a bottleneck, making off-line creation of batches of PSC tasks essential.

This is readily observed in the half-matrix of power for instant declines which shows power increasing steadily with time between samples, whether early or late in the bottleneck, making the matrix relatively symmetric (though with some loss of power in the latest generations, see Discussion).

In a time of agility and constant updating that kind of bottleneck makes little sense.

Designing a system optimally without having a sight on density and bottleneck made by customers waiting for services, is not possible.