Sentence examples for share a bottleneck from inspiring English sources

At present, New Jersey commuter trains share a bottleneck of a tunnel under the Hudson River with Amtrak, the national rail carrier, running on just two tracks that were originally built in 1910.

In this paper, we develop a new model to describe the behavior of a number of TCP connections that share a bottleneck link, considering the effects of the synchronization among connections.

We analyze how it shares a bottleneck link with other CBR flows.

Of particular interest are the 200- to 300-s and the 400- to 500-s intervals where the active flows sourced from nodes on either side of the gateway do not share a common bottleneck, leading to max-min fairness with unequal flow rates.

It evaluates behaviour both in terms of the application performance benefit and the implications on other network traffic that share an Internet bottleneck and shows that the new methods improve the performance of bursty media.

If C and one of the references, say A′, share a recent population bottleneck, then the bottleneck-induced LD in C can be correlated to the allele frequencies of A′, resulting once again in spurious weighted LD.

As illustrated in Figure S7, this would occur when A′ and C have experienced a shared bottleneck and C has subsequently had a further period of low population size.

If C is not admixed but has experienced a shared bottleneck with A′ (producing false-positive admixture signals from the A′ – B′ and B′– C curves), however, the A′– C weighting scheme is unlikely to produce a weighted LD curve, especially when fitting beyond the LD correlation threshold.

Network latency becomes a bottleneck in maintaining shared artifacts during synchronous collaboration.

As a drawback, resource sharing may limit the backhaul capacity, introduce latency and act as a bottleneck when neighbouring small cell BSs sharing the same PoP, are fully loaded and carry high throughputs.

Speciation of N. lactamica and N. meningitidis has followed a different path, with the two populations diverging without a bottleneck event, therefore retaining substantial shared ancestral diversity.