Sentence examples similar to hit bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

On the eve of Thanksgiving, it's not just drivers hitting bottlenecks – pedestrians are screened before shopping along the avenue.

It would then sell capacity to many customers not only chip designers that had no plants but also IDMs whenever they hit production bottlenecks—and thus achieve economies of scale and better returns on big capital investments.

The A303 runs from Honiton in Devon to Basingstoke in Hampshire and is regularly hit by bottlenecks around the World Heritage Site.

Efforts to replace or complement the bridge, however, have hit a bottleneck of their own.

Most Internet traffic comes from outside India, and thus hits the bottleneck of India's publicly owned telecoms companies, which have a monopoly of long-distance telephony and international data exchange.

They get much better performance and if they hit a performance bottleneck, they can just add more resources because it's the cloud.

The resulting enrollment bottleneck has hit many community colleges especially hard.

"No we are not competing with Intel, instead we are hitting the bandwidth bottleneck," says Dham.

With the advent of large compound libraries and high-throughput screening facilities, the identification of suitable drug targets has become the bottleneck in antiparasitic hit discovery.

Our solution does not suffer from redundant fetches and index false hits, which are the main performance bottlenecks of current nearest neighbor join techniques.

Optimizing the parallel version of CD-HIT might eliminate this bottleneck (we did not use the parallel version of CD-HIT because it did not reduce the elapsed time).