bottleneck
bottleneck کے
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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Soon the room would be filled with the American musician's hard-edged acoustic blues, his 'bottleneck' slide guitar riffs and harsh vocals cutting through the night.
The 'bottleneck' at this point is effective clinical research that will yield reliable and replicable findings.
narrow streets and a lack of parking space combine to make the town a 'bottleneck'
We are in process of tweaking WebBench to increase the workload per client to see if one server system hits a 'bottleneck' before the other, and we will report results if we are successful.
The current planning process is a real '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.
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.
This 'bottleneck' is one even police are finding difficult to handle.
I reached Chicago at 5: 30 p.m. and spent an hour - only an hour - making my way through America's biggest 'bottleneck' .
But for those without firm contracts to the makers of the filter components, there's a 'bottleneck' in production which might cause problems for some.
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.
One of these, the 'bottleneck' at Trapper's Point, was once 6,562 feet wide before development slimmed it down.
The 'bottleneck' of the process is the passage of the constriction zone.
In a pull system, the 'bottleneck' governs the rate that patients flow through the whole process.
The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known 'bottleneck' that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes.
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.
When Fred sat down with his guitar and a 'bottleneck' , everyone joined in.
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.
Since I moved to Calne 28 years ago the narrow part of Curzon Street has been the main 'bottleneck' for traffic passing through the town centre.
In France, clinics sometimes do more than 80 scans per day, and engineers need to ensure that there won't be a 'bottleneck' in processing the images.
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' .
From watching fellow guitarist Son House, he was inspired to develop his own 'bottleneck' slide technique.
it is the perfect instrument for playing 'bottleneck'
This would accelerate the journey from outside a computer directly into the chip, removing a 'bottleneck' in system performance, he said.
‘It is easy to get into a situation where technology becomes a 'bottleneck' instead of a tool to accelerate development,’ he said.
It may be that some other part of your system is the 'bottleneck' .
This is a clear indication that the graphics processor cannot be the 'bottleneck' of the system.
I started using 'bottleneck' on the guitar
Police were on hand to guide drivers as the lights started operating this morning at the 'bottleneck' blackspot in a bid to ease congestion which has plagued the junction for months.
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