Sentence examples for such a bottleneck from inspiring English sources
Such a bottleneck is an opportunity for a technically innovative firm which Merrill, belatedly, now claims to be.
Introduced species often do go through such a bottleneck, but for the ants in this study, the loss of genetic diversity was not great.
"When you look at where traffic flows are within Connecticut, an enormous obstacle for Connecticut businesses is getting into John F. Kennedy Airport or the Port of New Jersey, because there's such a bottleneck at the lower end of the state," he said.
Important goals of retrofit design are to identify and remove such a bottleneck.
You really have to wonder how many more books would be sold if the payment process wasn't such a bottleneck and could rise to meet the demand.
In the past decade, many efforts have been given to eliminate such a bottleneck by developing automatic or semi-automatic neuron reconstruction algorithms [1, 3].
On such systems, finding the root of an issue such as a bottleneck, an abnormal latency, or even a simple bug usually cannot be done by separately looking at each core.
Other stochastic factors, such as a bottleneck effect due to significant changes in the size of a viral population can indifferently influence the rates of synonymous and non-synonymous substitutions.
It is also possible to test for scenarios more complicated than simple population growth, such as a bottleneck, characterised by drop in population size at some time with a reduction of diversity, followed by a population expansion [ 19].
The Galtier et al. [ 19] test based on cyt b data suggested that both benthic species underwent a strong diversity reducing event, such as a bottleneck, occurring recently in T. bernacchi (in fact, the result suggested its occurrence 0 generations ago).
The algorithmic changes it made to its pre-vetting process obviously allowed Kickstarter to scale its crowdfunding business, since there is no longer such a costly bottleneck constricting the flow of projects onto the platform.
