The phrase "accumulation structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, economics, or any field discussing the gathering or aggregation of elements or resources.
Example: "The accumulation structure of wealth in this society reveals significant disparities among different social classes."
Alternatives: "aggregation framework" or "cumulative model".
He may borrow Trisha Brown's "accumulation structure" (adding movements one at a time while also returning to the beginning after each addition) or he may say to his dancers, "Make a phrase in which you move for five counts and hold still for three".
The device was modified from an interline transfer charge couple device configuration by adapting a random line selected charge accumulation structure on a vertical register and four-tap readout structure on a horizontal register to achieve a high fill factor, high charge handling capacity, and high frame rate operation.
For this purpose, we manipulated the location, copy number and level of sequence similarity of the translocation targets ALP1 and LYP1 and determined the effect of these changes on the accumulation, structure and stability of the translocation chromosomes.
An observed peculiar phenomenon of the particle accumulation is also reported and the types of accumulation structures which were encountered are discussed.
The potential of this approach is growing fast, because of the recent rapid accumulation of structure data.
Together, these findings emphasize the observation that anthocyanin biosynthesis, accumulation and structure is a complex trait in carrot, as has been observed in several other plant species.
The accumulation of structures from different PTR family members now allows for a useful structural comparison to be made.
A number of economists have emphasized physical investment: that is, the accumulation of structures, business plant and equipment and other tangible assets.
First-passage problems for compound Poisson processes appear in reliability investigations concerning damage accumulation in structures that are subject to random process excitations.
Considering that marine bacteria inhabit a wide range of niches with pervasive and dynamic chemical and physical gradients, they use various mechanisms for physiological adaptations, such as osmolyte accumulation, unique structures of biomacromolecules, and production of natural bioactive metabolites and exopolysaccharides3.
As done by Xu in the case of many-to-one RHT [17], dynamical accumulation data structures (e.g. lists or trees) can be used to store the estimated parameters without modifying them and then perform clustering-based accumulation search.
