geometrically

It's geometrically better to have 18 kids than 25 or 30 in a class.

We're adding almost geometrically to support the growth we've had.

The fire grew geometrically in the space of a few seconds.

It looked to be around two hundred feet across, and geometrically straight.

Yet, beyond the geometrically perfect shape of the thing, there was little to see.

Why has cancer erupted geometrically over the last century and a half?

Early work on problems of this type modeled the environment geometrically.

"We're on the cutting edge of an industry that is now growing geometrically."

As size increases, the problems of ground handling increase geometrically.

However, the outer areas of the city, built later, are not laid out geometrically.

How does a geometrically simple egg turn into a complex adult?

They designed and made the pyramids, which are nearly perfect geometrically.

And then they came to a circular pit, geometrically perfect.

Furthermore, the game can be generalized to any size geometrically.

He is also known for geometrically complicated and technically difficult forms.

As times goes by, the number of possible transmissions grows geometrically.

In the last five years, the Phoenix restaurant scene has grown geometrically.

In this century, humans have seen their scales of distance and time change geometrically.

"Artifact errors build up geometrically while you're in the system."

Everywhere the natural features of the landscape were geometrically regular.

The point everyone missed was that populations decrease geometrically, too.

The population was exploding geometrically, with upward of 150,000 new residents every year.

She was wearing a black and white, geometrically patterned sweater.

The path was visible, running in a geometrically straight line away from his gaze.

At least a dozen shows are already on the air, some of them for years, but their audiences have grown geometrically.