Eventually the seaside promenade will grow to twice its length and will host futuristic malls, cinemas and arcades.
The research, published in the journal Development, found the thymus grew to twice its previous size, and the recovery appeared sustainable.
A python's kidneys grow to twice normal size during digestion; the kidneys of most mammals show little enlargement.
Or the fine could grow to twice the gain from the crime or twice the loss to victims, in each case many millions of dollars.
During the period of cell life preceding the actual distribution of chromosomes, the mother cell often grows to twice its original size.
The species, which can grow to twice the size of a trash-can lid, is listed as threatened or endangered throughout tropical seas.
More recently, from 2004 to 2006, Florida added about 1,100 people a day, as housing construction's proportion of the state economy grew to twice the national average.
IN a previous communication1 we showed that when Chlorella pyrenoidosa is injected intraperitoneally into diabetic rats, the alga grows to twice its normal size.
Broilers grow to twice the size they did 30 years ago and four times as fast as the birds used for egg production.
The National Business Travel Association predicted recently that business travel, which currently accounts for more than $185 billion in annual spending by domestic companies, would grow to twice its current size in five years.
Industry leaders didn't see that people still spent only an average of 27 minutes reading daily newspapers, so when papers grew to twice as large, some advertisers weren't getting their money's worth.
