There was also Thomas De Quincey, whose "opium-tinctured nightwalks" helped to produce his characteristically digressive prose style, with its "drifting, shifting metaphors and its unpredictable accretion of clauses", which "mimics the city's labyrinthine logic, its unnerving transitions from one social identity to another, its dead ends and its sudden openings".
Retention of mechanical properties in cell-seeded scaffolds paralleled the accretion of collagen, which increased significantly from 14 to 28 days.
The program ended with Shah asserting that humanity could further its own evolution by "breaking psychological limitations" but that there was a "constant accretion of pessimism which effectively prevents evolution in this form from going ahead... Man is asleep – must he die before he wakes up?" Shah also organised Sufi study groups in the United States.
The photograph is of two cats sitting on a white armchair, and diagrams show how their positions illustrate the tectonic process of crustal accretion, in which new sections of the earth's crust are formed.
Tectonic processes including underplating and tectonic accretion are described, both of which add volume to an existing tectonic plate.
The root accumulated several accretions, the grammatical meaning of which got obscured within Proto-Dravidian itself.
Estrogen also reduces the accretion of abdominal fat, which is a risk factor for heart disease and a major source of cosmetic distress for many middle-aged women.
The dominant geomorphological process after excavation was vertical accretion of the floodplain which resulted in the formation of natural levees.
VPI-2 and VSP-2 seem to have assembled over time by accretion of smaller units, which we call islets.
Such outreach work, steered by peer leaders and supported by other cohort members, facilitated the gradual accretion of the cohort, which in turn required an increasingly formal approach to the management of outreach work with the Majengo sex workers.
This was very encouraging, and it makes intuitive sense: we have been formed by an accretion of experiences, only a small number of which we can readily recall.
