Converse of object

• eliminate: Sizing is the practice of eliminating bottlenecks by spending money to avoid having them in the first place.

• alleviate: Caches are designed to alleviate this bottleneck by making the data used most often by the CPU instantly available.

• relieve: Opened 1827 to relieve the bottleneck that Brindley's original tunnel had become.

• overcome: In order to overcome this serious bottleneck a need for reusable components arises in the system development.

• detect: Print out a copy to read, while you design logs and alerts to detect network bottlenecks.

• remove: The private sector is already working at removing capacity bottlenecks in some Member States [ 12 ] .

Adjective modifier

• notorious: It drops down to Eamont Bridge which was a notorious bottleneck in the early 60s.

• potential: Councilor Donnell expressed concern at a potential bottleneck in the vicinity of the Fir Trees Hotel.

• severe: Data handling presents a severe bottleneck for today's science, without new strategies it might prevent future progress.

• major: The badge printers were a major bottleneck in the system.

• genetic: Let me begin with the last sentence above: Nowhere did Muhammad or his companions speak about a " genetic bottleneck " .

Modifies a noun

• specialty: So what should you do if you are stuck in a bottleneck specialty?

• guitar: JC Grimshaw played mandolin, National Steel guitar and bottleneck lap slide guitar and sang in his very own dark style.

• blue: The second solo is Papa George playing in a bottleneck blues style with many Hawaiian overtones.

Noun used with modifier

• entropy: At higher energies, where there is no entropy bottleneck, this time scale separation disappears altogether.

• bandwidth: Fluidata also use SDSL to solve much larger bandwidth bottlenecks with our PureFluid circuit bonding.

• traffic: Packet loss: indicates a traffic bottleneck on the network.

• performance: The performance bottleneck may be worse than the average figures above suggest.

• capacity: The private sector is already working at removing capacity bottlenecks in some Member States [ 12 ] .

• network: Networks bottlenecks occur at surprisingly low levels of utilization.