Brian Matas, analyst with IC Insights, compared the current downward spiral to a similar period in 1984-85, when chip demand surged substantially and revenue climbed by 44% in the first year.
The Passport Office said it had faced the highest demand for applications in the past 12 years, and said predictions for the summer surge had been "substantially exceeded".
In the presence of rotating stall cells and partial surge, the compressor suddenly and substantially turns into the final instability (substantial drop of compressor performance).
The large numbers of migrants surging into urban areas have substantially increased urban population density, aggravated the burden of infectious diseases and facilitated their transmission [ 14].
Consumer spending had been growing substantially, fueled by a surge in newly available credit, and the authorities repeatedly raised interest rates and taxes in an effort to slow it down.
The Border Patrol has been facing a record influx of migrant families since fall, but in recent weeks the numbers have begun to escalate substantially, thanks to the annual surge before the arrival of the deadly summer heat.
During the boom years of the late 1990s, the state increased spending substantially when income tax revenue surged.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cosust.2013.06.002 Unless fundamental changes in consumption occur, land-based production of food, feed, fiber, and bioenergy will have to increase substantially to meet humanity's surging demands [ 1,2 ].
A bicarbonate-balanced pump prime fluid substantially reduced but did not eliminate surges of both anions, due to uncontrolled, clinically-directed administration of fluids containing acetate and gluconate, especially cardioplegia solution.
Ttk69 is expressed at a low level in follicle cells during the S1 S9 period, after which, in response to a surge of ecdysone, its expression level also increases substantially in all follicle cells at S9 (Sun et al., 2008).
activity surged in the first half, only to cool down substantially by the year's end.
