Sentence examples for technological bottleneck from inspiring English sources

Mitigating solar and wind power variability and its direct effect on local grid stability are already a substantial technological bottleneck for increasing market penetration of these technologies.

However, biomass and lipid productivity in microalgae remain a major economic and technological bottleneck.

As the ratio of the logic capacity to the number of IOs rises slowly for each FPGA generation, this technological bottleneck will be remaining for future system designs.

Despite increasing attention and research efforts on this topic, a theoretical bottleneck and a technological bottleneck continue to impede further advancement in understanding, modeling, and managing preferential flow.

The technological bottleneck refers to the inadequacy of observational techniques for detecting and quantifying complex preferential flow patterns, particularly in situ.

To address the technological bottleneck, we summarize recent applications of soil moisture sensor networks and geophysical imaging methods to characterize preferential flow in field soils, especially repeatedly and noninvasively.

In the high-tech era, the key issue of technology strategy has become not how to break through technological bottlenecks but how to put existing technology to the best possible use.

Currently most economical and technological bottlenecks in protein production are placed in the downstream processes.

However, the lack of theory in this field and the existence of conceptual and technological bottlenecks continue to hinder the advancement of PF modeling and prediction.

In such a way, the model can be used to co-ordinate decision-making across the different systems levels by identifying possible (technological) bottlenecks.

We argue that the pattern of policy serving as both a solution to and a driver of technological bottlenecks shows strong similarities with what Rosenberg (1969) called 'compulsive sequences' in the development of technical systems.