Sentence examples for further exploded from inspiring English sources

The new performance of the Ag2S nanostructures needs to be further exploded.

Recently, with the development of high throughput RNA-sequencing technology, our knowledge about AS has been further exploded (Wang et al., 2008).

Then Apple came along and blew that up, followed by Google's Android, which further exploded Microsoft's hegemony as the platform company de rigueur.

Although brief reference is made to recent modeling advances, such as stochastic DCM and nonlinear DCM, these are negatively cast as guilty of further exploding the combinatorial problem that is proposed to plague model selection.

Update: Gothamist reports David himself was later seen exiting Tom's right after Seinfeld and Alexander, further exploding the Internet with awesomeness.

Indeed, leaving aside for a second the concern about further exploding inequality between NYC, the DC area, and the rest of the country, it's fair to wonder just how destructive Amazon might be within these cities.

And if and when that one takes off, expect a wide range of music apps for the iPad to follow — especially as the newly-unveiled iPad 2 further explodes the potential user base.

To mitigate the threat of further exploding drums, the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) in Santa Fe issued an order on 20 May giving the US Department of Energy (DOE) and the Nuclear Waste Partnership — the contractor that operates the WIPP site — until 30 May to come up with a plan to "expedite" the sealing of panel 6 and part of panel 7.

But in 2013, in addition to those tax-rate increases, we will have all of the tax increases of ObamaCare, the further exploding costs of Obama's building regulatory tsunami, including soaring energy costs (effectively another major tax increase), and, if Obama gets his way, the add-on tax rate increases of the Buffett Rule.

As the ship lost buoyancy and crashed to the ground, further gas cells exploded.

Then my senses exploded". Further digging revealed a second layer of artefacts.