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This research also identifies the Instruction Region as the main design bottleneck.

Mobile storage of gaseous fuel is the design bottleneck in a commercialization of vehicles powered by natural gas and hydrogen.

We evaluate the model and its ability to identify design bottlenecks and improve performance.

One of the major design bottlenecks in today's high-performance VLSI systems is the distribution of a single global clock across a chip due to process variability, power dissipation, and multi-cycle cross-chip signaling.

While other collaborative CAD frameworks or protocols focus on decreasing the waiting time for updating design or communication methods for design review among collaborative designers, the suggested collaborative design protocol determines the next design ownership criterion with the objective of minimizing redundant design stages and design bottlenecks using the design history.

However its high degree thermal coupling makes the control design a bottleneck problem, where data-driven model leads to obvious mismatch with the real plant in the high-purity control processes, and a first-principle model which is comprised of complex mass balance relations and thermally coupled relations could not be directly used as control model for the bad online computing efficiency.

In-silico drug design breaks this bottleneck by using modern computational techniques.

Considering that the RF energy transmission efficiency is the main design parameter, the bottleneck of the remote powering link is generally at the inductive link because the coupling factor between the coils of the inductive link is usually very small.

Marker availability is no longer a limiting factor in rice because the rice genome sequence offers near limitless opportunities for marker design – instead the bottleneck in applying MAS lies in the low number of loci that have been mapped with the required precision and have been confirmed to affect plant performance in the field.

Isogeometric analysis (IGA) was introduced as a way to bypass the design-to-analysis bottleneck inherent in the traditional Computer Aided Design (CAD) through Finite Element Analysis (FEA) paradigm.

In this work we first review rate-based robust flow controller design for single-bottleneck networks.