bottlenecking

Bottlenecking of the life cycle has a second, related consequence.

Which came first, the bottlenecking of the life cycle, or the discrete organism?

This bottlenecking of content results in longer buffering time and poor viewing quality.

None of this bottlenecking, this parity, is anything to get upset about.

This bottlenecking is characteristic of the life cycles of all many-celled animals and most plants.

Spread it around; it encourages mingling and prevents bottlenecking.

It's this inconsistency that creates bottlenecking and girdling.

The inter-carriage passages as wide limiting bottlenecking.

The A650 dual carriageway trudges through, cursed, like so many "valley bottom" roads, with inevitable bottlenecking.

You couple that with factors in how freight flows into that peak season, and there is a recipe for bottlenecking."

"It's like a four-lane highway coming into a two-lane highway and bottlenecking.

The main goal was to prevent certain bottlenecking, although some bottlenecking did take place at the start line because of the transponder timing system.

A genetic study released in 1994 showed genetic bottlenecking and a severe risk of inbreeding, and led to the establishment of a conservation plan.

If forest population cannot move with or at an equivalent speed to the rates of climate change, the consequences include disrupted reproductive cycles, fragmentation, genetic bottlenecking, and extirpation.

For example, insight into a problem requiring change would be less in the Wheel and the Star than in the Circle or the Chain because of the "bottlenecking" effect of data control by central members.

Historically the color was found in the Dutch Groningen, but the breed was crossbred to produce the Dutch Warmblood and underwent subsequent genetic bottlenecking, so the gene may no longer be present.

The wider bridges eliminated the bottlenecking that occurred at both ends of the old bridges and also will be able to accommodate 50 percent more traffic than the old twin spans, according to the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development.

There is talk of "genetic bottlenecking" - waiting for the disease to run its course through some stands of whitebark pine in the southern part of the ecosystem, and then taking pollen from those that survive and using it to pollinate unaffected trees in other places.