While knowledge and invention may grow cumulatively and at an accelerating rate, advances in ethics and politics are erratic, discontinuous and easily lost.
Such a cut will have a fundamental impact on higher education, particularly as the resulting 4% reduction in the budget for 2003 will grow cumulatively year on year.
Lemkin's story is told in fascinating detail by Samantha Power, an Irish-born, American-based journalist-turned-academic, and lies at the heart of this important book, a superb piece of reporting which cumulatively grows into a major political work, part polemic, part moral philosophy.
Nevertheless, the power load is becoming cumulatively volatile with the growing fluctuation and uncertainty caused by natural and manual variation such as distributed renewable energy integration.
In summary, a growing number of RCTs, involving many hundreds of patients, cumulatively demonstrate that intensive glycemic control does not reduce mortality in neurocritical care patients.
Compound interest is cumulatively brutal so the divide between the rich and the rest of us is growing.
However, the fact that cumulatively more than 48% of final year students about to graduate with all the curriculum they have been exposed to, still have little or no idea about CSR raises concern about the growing interests and calls for CSR studies based on evidence from developing countries (Tilt, 2016).
GM crops have been grown commercially on over 1 billion hectares cumulatively over the past 15 years, and are now grown in 28 countries (James 2011, 2012).
According to Dalberg, that market has grown at 90percentt annually from 2009 to 2012, with 3.9 million lights sold cumulatively.
Cumulatively, the companies named to Long Island's Fast 50 list grew by $14.6 billion from 1996 to 2000, representing a five-year growth rate of 105percentt.
