Remaining groups (II, III, IV and V)) were administered with geometric increased doses of 2000, 4000, 8000 and 16000 mg/kg body weight of S. barteri extract respectively via gastric intubation.
With the geometric increase in populations throughout the world and the increased usage of these two resources by developing countries, current supplies of P and K will likely be exhausted in 2060 and 2120, respectively (Kuroda et al. 2005).
"They need a geometric increase".
EVERY day there seems to be a geometric increase in the number of deals being offered through the Internet.
"My issue with diversification beyond that," Mr. Birinyi said, "is that an incremental or arithmetic increase in the number of decisions you make leads to a geometric increase in the degree of difficulty".
In the treatise De proportionibus velocitatum in motibus (1328), he asserted that an arithmetic increase in velocity corresponds with a geometric increase in the original ratio of force to resistance.
"It does not require a doubling of participants every time a payment is made to a current beneficiary, or a geometric increase in the number of participants," it found.
In practice, it boils down to the following: the cost of a given amount of computing power falls by half roughly every 18 months; so the amount of computing power available at a particular price doubles over the same period.This has resulted in a geometric increase in the processing power of desktop computers, laptops, mobile phones, and so forth.
The same geometric increase in this objective variable is apparent for high levels of correlation.
Such a model could be incorporated here, but it would render the problem three-dimensional, with a geometric increase in the demand for computational power.
