Sentence examples for the chief bottleneck from inspiring English sources
Numerical simulations of the LLG equation are complicated by the need to compute the stray field due to the inhomogeneities in the magnetization which presents the chief bottleneck for the simulation speed.
Interestingly, findings revealed that the contribution of sensitivity is larger than would have been predicted, and that it is sensitivity, rather than inclination, that appears to be the chief bottleneck in effective intellectual performance.
I had developers who thought that the chief architect was a bottleneck – having to be involved in every decision.
It is a time-consuming process and a significant bottleneck, says Gordon Sanghera, the chief executive of Oxford Nanopore, a firm set up in 2005 to commercialise Dr Bayley's work on nanopores".Today all the systems that are out there have to chemically label the DNA and copy it so they have enough to read it," says Dr Sanghera.
"With the industry given barely a year to re-approve the entire European model line-up, it's no surprise that we've seen bottlenecks and a squeeze on supply," said Mike Hawes, the chief executive of the SMMT.
From a networking perspective, the chief impediment to throughput enhancement in infrastructure networks such as IEEE802.11 is the access point bottleneck: all traffic to, through, and from the network has to pass through this access point.
"Our companies attack problems or bottlenecks within E*Trade's infrastructure," said Tom Bevilacqua Tom Bevilacqua, the managing general partner of Arrow Path and the chief strategic investment officer at E*Trade.
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Liberia will be the chief battleground for a U.S. military force of up to 4,000 troops, who will attempt to ameliorate some of the bottlenecks in getting food and medical supplies to health care workers throughout the country.
