His specialty is helping burgeoning startups scale up in revenue as well as operationally to hit high-volume hardware and software products.
Nevertheless, because of the sensitive nature of pollution research and monitoring in China, as well as the recent burgeoning of small-scale and backyard LAB enterprises, aggregate data explicitly linking these incidents to industrial Pb sources remain scarce.
Unable to accommodate burgeoning enrollment demands at scale, our leading institutions have become increasingly "exclusive" — predicated on exclusion to all but a few.
A similar movement is happening around Europe and in the United States, where burgeoning communities of small-scale start-ups are attracting people who, before the 2008 crash, would have gone to work for an investment bank or consulting firm.
Compared with the full-scale civil war burgeoning elsewhere in Iraq, Kurdistan seemed idyllic.
Potential exposure to airborne nanoparticles is also being viewed as a significant issue in the burgeoning nanotechnology industry, particularly where nanometer-scale powders are produced using gas-phase synthesis (Maynard and Kuempel 2005).
Graceland applied the concept on a grander scale, encouraging the public's burgeoning interest in world music.
But federal prosecutors and drug agents say that behind the mask of meeting medical needs, much of California's burgeoning marijuana industry is engaged in large-scale illegal sales.
The result ("after trial and error with a lot of error" in Mr. Libby's words) was Port Clyde Fresh Catch, the country's first community-supported fishery, now part of a burgeoning movement trying to do for small-scale local fishermen what community-supported agriculture does for farmers.
The last decade has seen the burgeoning publication of male-specific depression rating scales designed to assess externalising depression symptoms (e.g., substance use, risk-taking, and aggression).
