Sentence examples for from bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

The delay, the lawyers wrote, stems in part from bottlenecks at outside technology vendors.

Thin spurs leading to ports on the Baltic, from which oil can be shipped to more lucrative customers, suffer from bottlenecks.

The A303 is one of the most direct routes from London and the South East to Devon and Cornwall, but single carriageway sections, including around Stonehenge, suffer from bottlenecks.

A detailed analysis of the topology of the PGP network has allowed us to conclude that coordination failures arise from certain mesoscopic structures, more concretely from bottlenecks or topological traps that prevent the Pareto-efficient equilibrium from propagating to the whole network, effectively leading to a disruption of the information flow.

N o /N30: Bottleneck size; lower numbers indicate lines where beneficial mutations had higher extinction probabilities from bottlenecks.

This finding confirms that corridors facilitate migration and recovery after epizootics (35 ), and such migration is critical for minimizing genetic drift from bottlenecks (36 ).

But the accelerator chips themselves can suffer from bottlenecking due to the heavy dataflows coursing through their components.

The reason may be the gain from bottleneck is diluted by bandwidth consumption from multihop transmission.

Another significant chunk of Jay's revenue comes from Bottleneck Virtual Assistants, a branch of his business that provides virtual assistants to other firms, which he launched in 2016.

The reason why HCOR and non-NC have different variation trends in Figure 6b is because the relay node in non-NC suffers from bottleneck, and hence, the bandwidth of its output links will be saturated when the loads keep increasing.

To be considered a selected gene, a candidate gene must exhibit a loss of genetic diversity greater than can be expected from bottleneck effects alone (Fig. 1).