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* [[Exponential growth]] (different again)

...), also known as the exponential phase. The log phase is marked by rapid [[exponential growth]]. The rate at which cells grow during this phase is known as the ''growth

...subtilis'' becomes naturally [[competent]] during its transition between [[exponential growth]] and the [[stationary phase]] of growth, meaning it is able to bend and in

...plex [[biopharmaceutical]]s. It is also used in education to demonstrate [[Exponential growth|population growth curves]].

..., Big Science''. New York, NY: Columbia University Press.</ref> showed the exponential growth of scientific journals and of abstracting journals, which constitute a smal

...f the luxI gene induces bioluminescence genes luxICDABEG during late stage exponential growth, when cell densities are high. The luxI signal molecule is an autoinducer

...as, although in recent decades migration to larger cities has led to the [[exponential growth|exponential rise]] in the urban population. India's [[Status of Indian citi

...|title=Jan. 15, 2001: Enter Wikipedia, for Better and Worse}}</ref> and [[exponential growth |grew exponentially]] in its first 4 to 5 years, but about 2006-2007 an une

...il Eifrem suggested in July 2010 that there were four trends in NoSQL: (1) Exponential growth in data "This year more new information will be generated than in all the p

...rated at the beginning of the 21st century. The figure at left shows the [[exponential growth]] of publications relating to or discussing systems biology from 1996 throu