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Conlon, of the California Institute of Technology, and Ferber, of the University of California, Irvine, found a new “lower bound” for multicolor Ramsey numbers that is exponentially more precise than the previous best estimate.

But time, which had stood still for so long, was now accelerating exponentially.

That was in 2006 in Georgia, but in 2009, the project moved to New York and exponentially grew across the globe.

This problem, one of many plaguing the region due to Ebola, gets exponentially worse with every new victim.

“Such a clandestine and pathological way of drinking increases the chances of becoming an alcoholic exponentially,” says Alireza.

The number of humans getting mauled, for one thing, would rise exponentially.

Things that grow exponentially, they just don't know when to quit.

Tremendous parallelism ensures the vitality of the exponentially increasing number and types of transactions.

Brains tend to grow exponentially through interaction and they have an unparalleled economic value added.

They mushroom exponentially into proportions that usually threaten the national economy and the very fabric of society.

But we have used it several times near a large sun, and the power drainage goes up exponentially.