It is now best described as a "go to the head of the line" pass, providing customer service to help program members navigate the bottlenecks at security checkpoints.
To get to practice, he would have to cross two rivers and the expanse of Manhattan and navigate potential bottlenecks at various bridges and tunnels.
Yet most of its highways are two to four lanes and Route 1, which slices down the western side, narrows in hourglass fashion from six lanes to four as it passes through the township, causing rush-hour traffic jams that overflow onto residential streets, as motorists try to navigate around bottlenecks.
The falling ice had swept away the ropes used to navigate the Bottleneck, and as night fell and the temperature plummeted, the climbers struggled with an awful choice: wait for rescue in the death zone, or descend without fixed ropes.
Computational approaches are extremely useful in navigating this bottleneck and, in some cases, the only avenue to gain comprehensive insight.
The evening's biggest logistical challenge was navigating the bottleneck at the handful of stairs that lead from the indoor part of Sunset Tower's rooftop space out to the pool area — though on this night, the pool was cleverly covered to allow more room for to 400 or so guests and another bar, with the lights of Los Angeles spreading out to the south as a backdrop.
Those trucks parked in and around Central Park, creating a maze for runners to navigate and a bottleneck for local residents trying to get in and out of their apartments.
Large, conceptual problems do exist at Reddit — for example, many new users find the site impossible to navigate, creating a bottleneck through which only dedicated, Web-savvy users can pass — but the day-to-day tasks at Reddit are mostly mundane.
The result is congestion, conflict and reportedly angry outbursts, as too much foot traffic tries to navigate long and inescapable bottlenecks.
The tunnel and approach highways were constructed beginning in 1955 and opened in November 1957, opening a bottleneck for Baltimore through traffic, which formerly had to navigate the city streets.
