So far, progress in many aspects of network technology, from wringing more out of long-distance fiber optic transport to reducing the bottlenecks that can occur at the critical links between base stations and main networks, along with eliminating some of the digital clutter produced by cellphones, are staving off a meltdown.
As shown, participants generally felt that each features in the proposed work would be helpful for reducing the bottlenecks in current practices on thermography-based building condition assessment, e.g., "This is a very interesting step in the direction of recalling and identifying locations of leakage.
The New York Road Runners, the club that organizes the race, said the new policy was designed to reduce the bottleneck at the end of the race, when tens of thousands of runners are forced to walk around the park and adjoining streets in search of the trucks carrying bags containing their sweat pants, cellphones and wallets.
It should eliminate or greatly reduce the bottleneck in the legal department waiting for contracts to be written, approved and signed.
Multiple sinks deployment helps to spread load over the network, while mobility of sinks reduces the bottleneck problem of static sinks.
Ontology learning (OL) from texts has been suggested as a technology that helps to reduce the bottleneck of knowledge acquisition in the construction of domain ontologies.
Existing cataloging interfaces are designed to reduce the bottleneck of creating, editing, and refining bibliographic records by offering a convenient framework for data entry.
U.S. Travel has urged airlines to allow passengers to check one bag at no additional cost in an effort to reduce the bottleneck at checkpoints.
Thus, we parallelized the Composite Interval Mapping (CIM) function of QTL Cartographer, and integrated it into the iPlant Discovery Environment (DE) to reduce the bottleneck of large-scale QTL analysis [ 38].
