"Oates's grip on crime, violence and the long-buried is sure," Stacey D'Erasmo wrote here, "but 'Missing Mom' is actually more disturbing in its relentless, dead-on accretion of small-time, small-town, middle-class details".
We have simulated different formation scenarios of Varuna by varying the accretion time, accretion rate, and a fraction of impact kinetic energy converted into heat.
In general, at the start of accretion, the time intervals between impacts are relatively short.
But we made a decision to be together, and it's the accretion of such decisions across time that has given us so many overlapping memories, which are in turn our glue.
At once you see how a form of grandeur can develop not only from a unified vision in a single age, as at Versailles or Chambord, but also can evolve as an accretion of architectural detail over time, both varying and enriching the overall effect.
In the longitudinal analysis, the baseline REE adjusted for baseline FFM was not predictive of FM accretion over time (p=0.8).
"This is just marvelous because you can see the accretion of the family over a period of time and nothing is edited," said David Maxfield, a designer who works in house restoration in Washington.
Nevertheless it may be that further increases in birthweight at late gestation a period of time when there is accretion of FM in the baby are ameliorated at this important time.
VPI-2 and VSP-2 seem to have assembled over time by accretion of smaller units, which we call islets.
A new estimate for an older accretion time of the limestone based on new data from associated clastic rocks would require even higher apparent plate motions (Wakabayashi 2015).
