explosive growth

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From the early 1890s onwards, however, there was an explosivegrowth which resulted in credit cooperatives being much more evenly spread throughout the state.
Due to explosivegrowth and extensive recurrence the prognosis is poor.
The first represents regular oscillations within the plasma slab, while the second gives rise to explosivegrowth at the slab centre or at the edges.
The language and the law field may be about to experience more explosivegrowth.
A possibility can be provided by the explosivegrowth of a number of nuclei in the transition region.
The woods today are less disturbed, otherwise we would not be seeing an explosivegrowth in the population of roe deer.
Given the explosivegrowth of this field across disciplines and the subdisciplines of history, historians of gender and colonialism might productively focus on the risks and pitfalls of interdisciplinarity.
Furthermore, however suitable the friendship paradigm may have been in an era of relatively narrow channels of interchange, the explosivegrowth of bilateral contact has rendered it entirely inappropriate.
The city grew on the expansion of the explosivegrowth of the sugar industry but was also a major centre for literary societies and cultural organizations.
The contrast between the situation a few years ago and today reveals an explosivegrowth of research into, and appreciation of, the many important interactions between neurons and glia.
Even programmes to combat famine have apparently merely allowed explosivegrowth in population numbers.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
As he said, this is an explosivegrowth.
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