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Since the radius grows linearly, you can map any linearly growing series of data and you'll find it looks good in this presentation format.

The amount of code you can write grows linearly with number of engineers, but communication costs grow quadratically.

Willingness to risk that money increases with the time it took to save it, and not just linearly.

And since the absolute total has grown close to linearly, the tree rings are not that misleading after all.

It's horrible value for multiple employees to linearly increase the total paid when they use Photoshop or Illustrator occasionally.

The average human lifespan in the United States has been increasing linearly by about 2 months per year since 1980.

The reason people are non-linearly scanning text is not because they are managing their time poorly.

The block chain does not grow 'infinitely' it grows linearly at a predictable maximum rate.

Sample size doesn't scale linearly with population size, it converges as population approaches infinity.

In general, bugs in a system are exponentially not linearly proportional to system complexity.

The article only describes linearly polarization.

Also, you can have a pure Timsort with linearly or affinely typed arrays.

That "ton of design and equipment" doesn't scale particularly well, as its cost grows highly super-linearly with the computing power.

And your answer is, "well, if animals were 5 times larger than they usually are, then I don't understand how you don't understand." I'm saying it doesn't scale linearly.

Is there a name for the (anti?)pattern where a company pushes hard to be considered a "product" company, but has to scale its hiring to its customers pretty linearly?

Linearly scanning the entire genome from ram for example, could be significantly better than performing multiple index lookups from disk.