Yet while application delays are shrinking in Seattle, Phoenix, El Paso and even in Los Angeles, government figures show, New York is one of many areas where deep backlogs rule.
The shipyards that can build them all have deep backlogs of orders for tankers and other vessels, so a new V.L.C.C. ordered today would probably not be delivered until late 2007 or early 2008 at the soonest.
We are a fast growing tech company with a deep product backlog, high growth on our core Web and email offerings and an overwhelming desire to invest in our customer understanding and in our technology.
The timing is also interesting – with a new chief executive regarded as a "strategic thinker" and a business looking for integration with installation, the company still in the very early stages of cyclical recovery – particularly at the Newcastle plant, and a generally "cashed-up" oil service industry looking forward to a strong upcycle driven by a "backlog" of deep offshore projects.
They've probably got a backlog a hundred deep of random devices and interesting hardware spaces they want to explore.
But the ice settled here -- a two-and-a-half mile backlog, hundreds of feet deep, which is unlikely to melt fully for years to come.
He says his backlog is three years deep and includes a bike for Robert Nardelli, Chrysler's new chief, who has to wait in line like everyone else.
But the backlog in the borough remains the deepest in the city, with more than 500 cases more than two years old, including 12 more than five years old.
After the deep fade finishes the link starts to transmit backlogged packets while keeping slow arrival rate until timeslot 288. Figure 8 Time variations of control and state variables.
The backlog for new pups is 210 names deep, enough to keep this operation busy until 2010, and it is growing.
