bottleneck
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definition
noun
the neck or mouth of a bottle.
I reached Chicago at 5: 30 p.m. and spent an hour - only an hour - making my way through America's biggest bottleneck .
a point of congestion or blockage, in particular.
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This would accelerate the journey from outside a computer directly into the chip, removing a 'bottleneck' in system performance, he said.
This is a clear indication that the graphics processor cannot be the 'bottleneck' of the system.
Johnson is respected as one of the greatest, though when he first started playing on street corners he played slide with a pocketknife instead of a 'bottleneck' .
The 11 Harris originals are all class acts, and the reworking of the traditional folk tune ‘Roberta’ a joy, with Scherr's 'bottleneck' swooping and soaring throughout.
When it comes to your system's performance, the main 'bottleneck' is your system memory.
As the manufacturing sector continues to grow at a dizzying rate, this is creating a 'bottleneck' in the fast lane of economic development and is an even more pressing problem than power shortages.
Another 'bottleneck' exists on Cathedral Road when traffic exiting the Cathedral or coming along the Cathedral Road has to cope with two lines of parked vehicles and heavy trucks.
I started using 'bottleneck' on the guitar
Remember, if you're constructing a gaming system, use components of equivalent design, or one or the other will just become a 'bottleneck' , and ruin system performance altogether.
One of these, the 'bottleneck' at Trapper's Point, was once 6,562 feet wide before development slimmed it down.
It may be that some other part of your system is the 'bottleneck' .
There's fast blues and slow blues, and major blues and minor blues, and the kind of blues you play with a 'bottleneck' and the strings already tuned to a chord.
animated films are still stymied by a technological 'bottleneck'
Engineers are attempting to pinpoint the 'bottleneck' in the system and hope to have us back to normal as soon as possible.
The proposed subway is envisaged to clear the traffic 'bottleneck' at this busy junction.
When Fred sat down with his guitar and a 'bottleneck' , everyone joined in.
In a pull system, the 'bottleneck' governs the rate that patients flow through the whole process.
From watching fellow guitarist Son House, he was inspired to develop his own 'bottleneck' slide technique.
But rather than be a 'bottleneck' , the commissioning process usually helps streamline construction by improving schedules and reducing changes.
The current planning process is a real 'bottleneck' .
The 'bottleneck' at this point is effective clinical research that will yield reliable and replicable findings.
Once they get within a couple of miles, however, the road reverts back to two-way traffic and the 'bottleneck' creates frustrating tailbacks lasting anything up to half an hour depending on the time of day.
This 'bottleneck' is one even police are finding difficult to handle.
Passengers were yesterday promised improved East Coast rail services after a 'bottleneck' on the route was removed with the opening of a new section of track.
The traffic 'bottleneck' at Main Street, which has forced motorists to drive onto the footpath, has been a bone of contention for some considerable time.
Once your system hits a 'bottleneck' , you need to know if there's a way around this problem.
Its performance is about the same in the two resolutions, so once again geometry processing becomes the 'bottleneck' of Intel's new integrated graphics.
Wednesday and Thursday nights, internationally acclaimed blues singer, songwriter and 'bottleneck' slide guitarist Catfish Keith will play two gigs in the North West.
But, I ask you, look around and ahead of and behind you when next you are caught in a traffic 'bottleneck' on an expressway and try to account for the snarl rationally.
‘It is easy to get into a situation where technology becomes a 'bottleneck' instead of a tool to accelerate development,’ he said.
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