Examples of using A bottleneck in English and their translations into Danish
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manual extra administration following a bottleneck, as well as the possibility to handle extreme load situations online,
Mother. You're creating a bottleneck.
Behçet, we're in a bottleneck!-I'm fine.
Water proceeds to Rosvig through a bottleneck.-[ see map]- 7.
It is small enough that it will force them into a bottleneck.
It is small and will force them into a bottleneck allowing us to concentrate the remainder of our defense.
Allowing us to concentrate the remainder of our defence. It is small enough that it will force them into a bottleneck.
So when we clear a bottleneck in Bordeaux, we are in fact benefiting the development of an area of the Iberian Peninsula.
will force them into a bottleneck… allowing us to concentrate the remainder of our defense.
In between these buildings where all the rubble makes a bit of a bottleneck. Unless we can draw them up this main road here.
In between these buildings where all the rubble makes a bit of a bottleneck. Unless we can draw them up this main road here.
Where all the rubble makes a bit of a bottleneck. Unless we can draw them up this main road here in between these buildings.
At present the separation technology constitutes a bottleneck in optimal utilization of the quantities of organic refuse,
The positive development in the global economy has secured private players more venture capital to finance Danish SMEs, so the enterprises no longer see financing as a bottleneck.
you can optimise performance by deciding which traffic to prioritise when a bottleneck occurs.
you can optimise performance by deciding which traffic to prioritise when a bottleneck occurs.
you can optimise performance by deciding which traffic to prioritise when a bottleneck occurs.
you can optimise performance by deciding which traffic to prioritise when a bottleneck occurs.
you can optimise performance by deciding which traffic to prioritise when a bottleneck occurs.
Often the smallest of improvements to a bottleneck results in significant gains in output.