Sentence examples for from a bottleneck from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, however, the only commuting being done was by foot, to the elevator from the trunk of the car, and the only traffic problems came from a bottleneck of moving carts at a wrought-iron gate.

A simpler explanation would be that "domesticated" strains originate from a bottleneck event caused by the sampling of a very limited number of strains isolated from natural starters in the early 20th century, when defined commercial starters were first used for standardized cheese production [15].

For instance, selective sweeps would remove variation from the population and leave similar patterns to those expected after expansion from a bottleneck.

This "confusion effect" has been proposed to result from a bottleneck in information processing, a hypothesis supported by both modelling and experiment.

Even slight reduction in birth rate due to lack of genetic diversity may impede population or species recovery from a bottleneck leading to extinction (Nei et al. 1975).

With local sampling, population structure is difficult to distinguish from a bottleneck that always has greater support than a model of constant size (Table 1, top row).

To prevent the WAP dispatcher from becoming a bottleneck, the WAP dispatcher distributes mobile clients' requests in kernel space and does not process outgoing gateway-to-client responses.

To prevent the central cell from being a bottleneck, it is possible to design a larger central region, including the first hexagonal ring, to better distribute the load among its nodes.

Do this every once in a while to keep the cache in the modem from being a bottleneck.

Handcrafted analog thus suffers from a technological bottleneck and a personnel bottleneck.

In recent years, there had been enough visas for foreign nurses from most countries, but a bottleneck developed in 2005, after immigration authorities made a big push to clear a backlog of employment visa applications.