Sentence examples for on bottlenecks from inspiring English sources
That is one reason the agents are mostly concentrating on bottlenecks where the wood must be transported, catching loggers coming in and out of Alta Floresta, a city of about 50,000 people in northern Mato Grosso.
Around 10,000 people were thought to be at Newcastle and Gateshead's joint Snow Queen event, while the predicted size of crowds in London prompted the Metropolitan police to set up a Twitter feed to update partygoers on bottlenecks and public transport.
The simulation model focuses on bottlenecks with a discrete approach according to the theory of constraints.
However, transgenic plants cannot be commercialized before integrating all the knowledge on bottlenecks for improving P efficiency of crops/pastures.
Others are being held up on bottlenecks (Everest is big tourism, now) and are already fully spent by the time the hardest part, getting back down, comes, through no fault of their own.
Interagency Task Team for HIV in Emergencies, 2013 [ENG] Women with disabilities: an essential group for MTCT elimination: A note on bottlenecks and priorities for action.
However, that is still a bottleneck, and you're really picking on the bottleneck that experts.
Studies which aim to measure hiring discrimination generally focus on bottleneck job offers with high labor flow.
Beyond unicast communications, we generalized our power control algorithms to multicast communications by jointly maximizing the minimum rates on bottleneck links in different multicast groups.
Specifically, we extend DSPC and EDSPC algorithms to multicast communications with distributed implementation, and show that these algorithms can also achieve the global optimality in terms of jointly maximizing the minimum rates on bottleneck links in different multicast groups.
Other meta-algorithms have also been investigated such as beam search heuristics [93, 111], ensembles of heuristics [42], adaptive scheduling heuristics based on bottleneck machines [59], and NEH heuristics [136].
