Reforms to agriculture have not happened, leading to bottlenecks that have sent food prices rocketing.
But its capital intensity, reliance on government subsidies and vulnerability to bottlenecks make it risky.
As traffic levels increase, such point-to-point flights are less prone to bottlenecks than classic hub-and-spoke systems.
While the Chinese government has set goals for increasing the use of a long list of alternative energies — including wind, biomass, hydroelectric, solar and nuclear — they all face obstacles, from bureaucracy to bottlenecks in manufacturing.
At the same time, they say, it will prevent roads like Interstate 80 and Route 1-9, which are already prone to bottlenecks, from becoming paralyzed with expected traffic increases in the next 15 years.
Defense officials, conceding that increasing production of MRAPs so steeply could lead to bottlenecks, have said the Defense Department's leadership now agrees that the risk is acceptable in order to provide vehicles that can better withstand roadside attacks.
Migrants are arriving in such high numbers by dinghy from Turkey that the authorities – already battling an economic crisis – cannot feed, house, or process their paperwork fast enough, leading to bottlenecks on the Greek islands.
As the authors of this paper note, declines in the polar bear population likely recurred through previous warming periods, leading to bottlenecks, including the one that likely preceded the hybridization event with grizzly bears.
Hauling times could also be increased due to bottlenecks in resource availability.
The objective is the economical use of overcapacity and efficient reaction to bottlenecks.
In addition, gossip-based algorithms are robust to bottlenecks and link failures making it suitable for our distributed estimation problem.
