The question, he said, is ultimately "Does it make sense?" Historically, crowds have flocked to the annual show to find out "what's technologically possible, what's technologically feasible," DuBravac said.
Programs that are designed to reach the poor with subsidized services have historically experienced crowding out by the less poor, who are better able to overcome non-financial barriers to access.
And while both 3D printers and wrist/hand wrist wearables have done well historically, they're becoming crowded and run the risk of hitting consumer crowdfunding fatigue.
Especially the EU-12 countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom), historically highly developed and crowded, constitute the epicenter of habitat conversion and fragmentation (Pullin and others 2009).
The club are probably the third biggest in Berlin (behind Hertha and Union), but have had historically small crowds.
Four days later, on December 10th, a historically huge crowd of fifty thousand had come out to Bolotnaya Square to demand fair elections.
Although Trump enters office historically unpopular, crowd sizes at inaugurations indicate very little about whether a president is well-liked or likely to succeed.
Wednesday's march was billed as "the mother of all protests", and in the capital of Caracas and other cities, photos and videos showed what appeared to be historically massive crowds clogging streets and freeways and clashing with police.
It's crowded enough to induce severe claustrophobia even among the historically unafflicted, and upon entering, I narrowly miss an elbow in the rib from Nora Ephron.
