| Negotiating context shifts over time proves to be the most difficult, socially and even legally, to let resources accrete value. |
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| They are also surrounded by a reservoir of fuel which allows them to accrete material right up to the Eddington Limit. |
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| Planet cores and terrestrial rocky planets would accrete from the planetesimals. |
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| Theory predicts that these disks accrete onto the holes because of friction. |
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| Online, audiences or communities don't necessarily build so much as grow or accrete. |
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| It's fascinating to watch the comments accrete in layers as the weeks go by. |
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| Some, such as those around which galaxies are believed to accrete, formed just after the beginning of the universe. |
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| Salt marshes would be subject to more frequent inundation but would accrete sufficiently to keep pace with sea-level rise. |
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| Over time, the discounted asset retirement obligations accrete due to the increase in the fair value resulting from the passage of time. |
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| This past year, however, another team found that in the less volatile outer reaches of the nebula, the disks might survive long enough to eventually accrete into planets. |
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| Larger firms have a natural tendency to accrete hierarchies and bureaucracy. |
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| It will leave the ACA intact, as is, to accrete interest group support until reform becomes all-but-impossible. |
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| Music does not accrete weight because it's dark in tone and subject. |
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| Relationships between countries slowly accrete over years and there is always more to be done to strengthen them further and to build bridges to new friendships. |
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| This is because the star itself is formed from the disk at or near its center, and the gas and dust in the outer regions dissipate or accrete into planets. |
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| If the woman eats two accrete bananas, at it twins will be born. |
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| It's worth noting that there is a rationalist tendency for these 'mandatories' to accrete around the brand over time, and it's healthy for them to be challenged every so often. |
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| Around them accrete all the worries about environmental damage, human-rights abuses and sweated labour that anti-globalists like to put on their placards. |
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| Over time, details accrete, through flashbacks and flashforwards, until we're faced with a dazzling puzzle box of a narrative, as much like a video game as a story. |
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| Individual quasars appear as their central black holes begin to accrete gas at a high rate, possibly triggered by a merger with another galaxy, building up the mass of the central black hole. |
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| It certainly will continue to exist, regardless of whether we accrete new responsibilities as a consequence of the development of policy within the European Union. |
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| Under a hemispherical milky-white umbrella rizostomy massive formations of the difficult form which represent accrete mouths, a covering folds and coming to an end vosemju root vyrostami hang down. |
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| The most critical location is not covered by the de-icing boots, so if ice were to accrete aft of the de-icing boots, there would be a significant performance degradation. |
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| Astronomers believe the Earth began to accrete more than 4.6 billion years ago. |
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| These laminations can accrete over time, resulting in the banded pattern common to stromatolites. |
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| There is a diverse range and combination of methodologies employed to understand the hydrological dynamics in salt marshes and their ability to trap and accrete sediment. |
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