William Frey, demographer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said a key to this trajectory is the burgeoning Gwinnett County on the outskirts of Atlanta, where many black people have moved in recent years.
The mixed methodological approach applied by the School enables students to enter burgeoning fields, advance existing career trajectories, or pivot to new domains of expertise.
Tellingly as well, TRIBE's growth trajectory seems complimented by the burgeoning popularity of user-created content.
His work has made Harvard a key player in the burgeoning subfield of systems biology and will likely shape the trajectory of the department for years to come.
China's recent announcement of a universal two-child policy restored an important dimension of choice, but it will not fundamentally change the trajectory of a shrinking working-age population and burgeoning share of elderly.
"I guess I'd wave goodbye to Los Angeles and hop on a plane," he said, seemingly unaware of how that sentiment might affect my feelings, not to mention the trajectory of what I believed could be a burgeoning romance.
Though it did not receive much attention at the time, that work was a critical stepping-stone in Irwin's artistic trajectory and came to be cited as a landmark in the burgeoning site-specific art tradition.
Magasanik played a central role in shaping the trajectory of the Department of Biology at MIT, Kaiser says, steering it toward the burgeoning field of molecular biology.
But their trajectories have parallels, from the unexpected rise to the (in Sanders' case, burgeoning) push back from party elites.
'Wives are more likely to care for husbands than vice versa, and daughters are 28percentt more likely to care for a parent than sons,' the authors wrote, adding that because women now make up almost 50percentt of the workforce, these burgeoning demands will disproportionately fall on them — and put them at higher risk for lowering or exiting their career trajectory.
He is evidently burgeoning.
