critical mass造句

a critical temperature of water is 100 degrees C--its boiling point at standard atmospheric pressure; critical mass; go critical.

The key is to create a critical mass of leaders to usher in change.

This is a small number and it is anyone's guess if it constitutes a critical mass.

When a application platform reaches a critical mass of developers, applications and users, it starts to grow exponentially.

The case for independence has improved now that Brazil's capital markets have reached critical mass, with some of the world's largest equity offerings taking place there.

The goal would be to transplant a critical mass of technology and skills sufficient to rapidly and markedly upgrade the capacity of institutional investors in China.

If one particular topic reaches critical mass (a purely subjective judgment by me), I'll write about it in the next article.

As in other types of business, the region's local champions lack scale in a world where critical mass seems to matter ever more.

The result is three or four funded startups for every good idea, and they have to fight it out until one hits critical mass and the Network Effect kicks in.

The book has weakened the concept of loyalty, courage to challenge the authority of the emperor, critical mass in the former Song Jiang and other amnesty to accept the wrong line.

Having achieved "critical mass" through its ties to eBay, the job for PayPal now is to persuade more online retailers to accept it as a form of payment, says Rajiv Dutta, PayPal's President.

As one regulator in a tax haven explains, in the old days jurisdictions were able to build a critical mass of business before turning their attention to legal and regulatory structures.