adoption curve
Britishnoun
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“These results are de-risking the forward adoption curve for these drugs, justifying such a market move,” said Carmignac’s Pinon.
From Reuters
“It’s the early phase of the adoption curve of AI,” he said.
From Washington Post
Where are we on the adoption curve with blockchain technology?
From Los Angeles Times
I think that’s just this part of the technology adoption curve that we’re all on.
From The Verge
"Every time we enter an all-time-high, the industry attracts more talented people, the ecosystem grows more, and the fundamentals become a little more stable. Price of Bitcoin is really a technology adoption curve, and we’re at an early stage of the curve," he said.
From Fox News
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