Demand for coal is growing in step with worldwide electricity demand, which Daniel Rice, manager of the BlackRock Global Resources fund, says is growing much faster than demand for gasoline.
The Pi represents the opposite philosophy, where control and understanding grow in step with each other, at the cost of inconvenience.
Technologies have not grown in step with the needs generated by this new approach, except in specific areas and implications.
In the biomedical and pharmaceutical domains, the interest in 3D printing is growing in step with the needs of personalized medicine.
In the long run corporate profits grow in step with nominal GDP and so do stock prices, adjusted for P/E trends.
Home prices normally grow in step with the Consumer Price Index, rentals and incomes, but in recent years have left all three well behind.
The Obama Administration also objects to any percentage increase and prefers to see the program grow in step with an overall increase in federal research funding.
The variety of methods [21 25] available to characterise SAMs and other functionalised surfaces with nanoscale precision has grown in step with the ability to create sophisticated, nanopatterned surfaces.
AIDS has received 10% of NIH's overall budget since the early 1990s, when Congress and NIH informally agreed it should grow in step with NIH's overall budget.
The need for novel policy interventions will grow in step with the emergence and spread of resistance weeds and evidence of adverse economic, environmental, and public health consequences triggered by markedly increasing reliance on older, higher-risk herbicides.
