Each was the accumulation of a lifetime of intellectual achievement.
As she survives the night in the field, her thoughts wander across a span of memories that are the accumulation of a lifetime.
What balances the movie is Mr. Caine's exceptional portrayal of old age as the accumulation of a lifetime's experience.
In a moment of lucidity, he sees that he has lost his grip on this accumulation of a lifetime and ought to just "pitch the whole damn lot of it".
But the accumulation of a lifetime's printed poems can also cause eventual revulsion: the "River of the Canoefish" is charming when the first canoefish is spotted, followed by another.
Immediate necessities were sent to the hospital in two suitcases, but Mrs. Tooley's place was found to be piled high with letters, photographs, newspaper clippings, old clothing, cushions, bedcovers — in other words, the accumulation of a lifetime.
Health and wellbeing, economic security, and social connections are among the cornerstones for successful aging, yet these are areas in which many LGBT elders face substantial barriers stemming from current discrimination as well as the accumulation of a lifetime of legal and structural discrimination, social stigma, and isolation.
Because the referent serum concentrations were assumed to be the accumulation of a lifetime of background environmental exposures, we assigned the TCDD serum values from the examination to each referent pregnancy.
A recent study suggested that the human ability to transfer capital from energy to knowledge across generations, coupled with the accumulation of knowledge throughout lifetime, with the transferable capital peaking later in life than in other primates, may have been the driver of selection for longevity (Kaplan and Robson 2009).
Cadmium accumulates in the kidney with age and urinary cadmium is considered a valid biomarker of lifetime kidney accumulation [ 8] and consequently used in the assessment of cadmium-induced health effects [ 9, 10].
