Fibonacci sequence

• So this is where it all begins: the "Fib numbers." Leonardo Fibonacci was a 13th century Italian mathematician who made popular a simple sequence of numbers that came to be known as the "Fibonacci Number Sequence".
(Moneyshow.com)
• Knowing the Fibonacci sequence for every flower and how to calculate the amount of butter-cream frosting needed to frost a cake by calculating the surface area of the cake weren't all it takes to run a business.
(Forbes)
• As it appears, Martin's son is a genius in the Fibonacci sequence, a mathematical ratio which pertains to patterns that are repeated in nature, like a spiral of a shell, the curve in the sea waves or even in the segments of a pineapple.
(Philippine Star Online)
• Or that the way to make your birthday last longer is to drive at 1,040mph in a westerly direction Or the fact that the Fibonacci sequence was derived from studying the breeding patterns of rabbits.
(Daily Telegraph)
• US83¢ is a significant level for chartists as it represents a 61.8 per cent retreat from the record high using a Fibonacci number sequence. And if that is broken, the currency could fall back towards US65¢. But dont despair.
(Sydney Morning Herald)
• I made a really simple model, and I was really pleased with the design." The shape echoes nature in that it follows the Fibonacci sequence — 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, and on and on.
(Atlantic City Press)
• Leonardo Fibonacci, the great 13th century Italian mathematician (1175–1250) created the "Fibonacci sequence" to explain behavior in nature mathematically.
(CNBC)
• In the mezzanine lounge, local artist Sean Hummels C-print on aluminum entertains with an abstracted Fibonacci sequence.
(Las Vegas City Life)
• Fibonacci analysis uses ratios, which are based on the sequence identified by an Italian mathematician in the 13th century, to predict support and resistance levels for prices.
(Businessweek)