The rapid ascent of nanotechnology and regenerative therapeutics as applied to medicine and surgery has seen an exponential rise in the scale of research generated in this field.
Not only does gold and diamond mining have a harmful environmental impact in the Amazon, but the rise in small-scale, illegal mining activities is causing a resurgence of malaria in Venezuela, which used to be a world leader in managing the disease.
Hand-assembly factories, hospitals, service industries, housework, agricultural operations using itinerant labor would suffer economic trauma, if not disaster, with a rise in wage scales".
After 287 bc, when the people they represented began to rise in the social scale, some tribunes began to use their powers to thwart more sweeping popular proposals.
He at once interprets it: the donkey is himself, the wings are his two daughters, the church means a marriage and the flight to the top of the tower means a rise in the social scale.
To give only one example, in India the rise in the income scale has meant giving up millets for rice and wheat, discarding regional costumes in favour of modern city wear.
TMCP steel use is on the rise in many large-scale industrial applications, such as shipbuilding, steel structures, and transport.
The rise of scale in mobile advertising platforms and "apps within apps" is a very good thing for the overall economy.
Industrial demand for modified starch triggers the rise in number and expanding in scale of starch factories.
Meanwhile, it may be scant comfort to the Greek people, forced to endure a collapse in GDP and a rise in unemployment on the scale suffered by the US at the time of the Great Depression, that their grief is perhaps just one strand in a "three-part crisis trilogy" of the 2008 crash, the eurozone meldown of 2011 and now the emerging markets.
