Nvidia, for example, boomed after it created graphics chips that made things like video games and nuclear weapons simulations run faster.
Baseball, for example, boomed in Cuba, where Nemesio Guilló introduced the game to his countrymen in 1863, and in Japan, where Horace Wilson, an American educator, taught it to his Japanese students in 1873.
For example, Booms and Bitner (1981) [ 14] and Bitner (1990) [ 15] have respectively suggested that participants play an important role in service quality, including professional personnel, general administrative personnel, and environment and space (physical symbol).
For example, Boom Ball ($5) is the classic Breakout game, where you try to knock out bricks by bouncing a ball against them — but your paddle is attached to your finger in vertical space.
A good example: the boom in auto sales.
For example, "Creative Boom: as seen in the Independent, the Guardian and Computer Arts".
Here's an errant example: "In boom times such as these, Chauncey loses his head".
In commodity-rich Brazil, for example, the boom in natural-resource prices and the central bank's determination to be tough on inflation has made the real one of the world's strongest currencies.
For example, "CREATIVE BOOM is an online magazine for the creative industries" – it looks odd, a little sneaky and means the journalist has to go back through the entire release and change everything to lowercase.
Last week, Tim Wu, the law professor and author, wrote in the Times that, for example, the boom in bitcoin — a virtual currency whose market price had, he noted, risen from thirty-nine cents apiece to more than eighteen thousand dollars in just eight years — reflects how, "More and more, we are losing faith in humans and depending instead on machines".
Storing high volume data is not a major challenge due to the advancement in data storage technologies, for example, the boom in cloud computing [18].
