How to pronounce “exponential curve” in English

The exponential curve of DNA sequencing price fall is faster than Moore's law.

It's this exponential curve.

And so the exponential curve itself is you know, uh, is, just a part of that.

Technology is now proceeding on an exponential curve.

So we're on this exponential curve.

But it's sometimes this exponential curve that you're seeing that actually the goodness is starting to come out.

We're in a 20-year exponential curve for solar and wind technologies.

But solar's really low on its exponential curve.

And the only way around this is for that exponential curve of our growth to change direction, to level off, and actually-- if you listen to this school of thought--

Ray Kurzweil says that if we are doubling on the exponential curve every two years, eight more doublings, 16 years, we're in the solar age.

And just to prove that it's um it is in fact at that accelerating exponential curve, we see it as a straight line in

We never expected in 1960 that computer chips would be on an exponential curve.

The, actually the importance of the exponential curve is not the curve so much as the fact that if a certain scale or, in many cases if a certain scalar gets larger than a certain

Like, progress, it's not a perfectly exponential curve.

I mean using the classic thing an exponential curve is self-similar.

Robotics, biotech, AI, quantum computing, space exploration, these technologies are now growing their capability on an exponential curve.