exponentially

So the technology is here and will continue to advance (probably exponentially) as it's productized, refined, and ultimately commoditized over the next two decades.

They the exposure has increased exponentially, the monetized result of that has been the sale of machined knives.

If you look at a graph of world GDP, you'll see that it grows steadily and exponentially.

Additionally most bank security teams would immediately notice that the network traffic sent to Google Analytics had increased exponentially.

The primary factor is concentration of capital: it is exponentially easier to raise money in the Bay.

Without that reason for people to believe in you irregardless of the idea, you're in for an exponentially harder time.

It's also a risk that can grow exponentially once discovered in ways physical threats can't.

Of particular interest to me was how pedigree collapse transforms our family trees from exponentially growing binary trees into directed acyclic graphs.

Hopefully your revenue exponentially scales to cover the linear expense as your team grows.

Actually the amount has been increasing exponentially the last few years especially because of fast prototyping due to 3D printing and crowd funding.

I wonder what's their take on bootstrapped startups, that have potential to grow exponentially but don't rush it valley-style.

Also consider the relative merits of building on good foundations, increasing value exponentially over time versus constantly tearing down and rebuilding disposable structures.

Human "progress" (increasing interconnection -- such as urbanization and population density) has been growing exponentially[1] since the birth of agriculture allowed humans to form societies.

"Tech" is a very big thing, but if we're picking random companies there are a few divisions: Public: Google makes money hand over fist, Amazon tries not to make profits (and almost accidentally brought in $20m last quarter) while their revenues grow exponentially.