In essence, residential growth processes lead to two types of development: the construction of new housing units within existing residential areas (densification) or the development of new residential areas on land that was formerly open (expansion).
I want people to feel that essence of growth".
I think this is the essence of growth, and so for me it's where I found, and still find a lot of esteem; reaching beyond myself to grow into more than I am.
He told his students — the few who were listening — that chemistry is the "science of change" and broke life down to its essence: "It is growth, then decay, then transformation".
In essence, by vicinal growth, ferroelectric P in our samples can only be twofold degenerate as it has been constrained to a single crystallographic direction, yet its polarity can be either up or down, switchable by an electric field.
In essence, Brazil's growth model--one which ran so smoothly during the boom years--was built primarily on consumption, as well as the misguided notion that a commodity "supercycle" brought permanently high prices for Brazilian raw materials such as iron ore, soya and petroleum.
According to the theory of the traditional Chinese medicine, kidneys are organs that can usually strengthen the foundation of the essence, regulate development of bones, and stimulate growth of bone marrow.
Kyoji Fukao, an economist at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo, says that by paying workers less, companies have in essence boosted their productivity growth (by around 1.5%, according to preliminary data).
In the epilogue, Foner praises Lincoln's "capacity for growth, the essence of [his] greatness", and speculates that had he not been assassinated, he could have helped to prevent the disenfranchisement and segregation of blacks that followed emancipation.
