By contrast, for a commoner, density and intensity grew together: commoners may not have become more important mediators by having more intense networks.
Suburban life did not eliminate the sense of class identity among work-mates, but new links between suburb and centre grew up.
In any case, as city populations grew such practices became more difficult to sustain.
During the 1870s it grew very rapidly as a result of the economic boom and the establishment of new factories in the city.
Only one of the light-demanding species grew significantly faster under high nutrient supply, and so did the most shadetolerant species.
In its technologically applicable parts it grew into a field of engineering.
The individuals we studied grew up in relatively dark conditions (in the understorey of the forest) when they were young.
Many of the smaller liverworts grew over or through the sward of larger bryophytes rather than adhering to the bark.
