This was, perhaps, the inevitable culmination of an increasing ugliness in American politics, which reached a crescendo in the presidential campaign of 2016.
A severe decrease in b-wave amplitude in scotopic blue and achromatic white stimulations; an increase in culmination phases when multiple symmetric hyperreflective focal lesions or diffuse hyperreflective tapetal zones were present.
This referred to a perceived lack of agency, often resulting from the culmination or increased frequency of several factors (e.g. regular seizures, drinking every day); and in some cases the impact of a new (e.g. nosebleed; 'wetting myself') or significant event (e.g. contact with police, hospital or social services).
Historical accounts of the evolution of writing systems have until recently concentrated on a single aspect, increased efficiency, with the Greek invention of the alphabet being regarded as the culmination of a long historical evolution.
These nodal points, or snapshot into particular moments within the urban form, have the potential to build upon each other as data inputs increase, creating a culmination of data which could then manifest itself into larger networks and have an impact throughout the city.
Some commentators view the 1MDB seizures as the culmination of the DOJ's increased investment in the Kleptocracy Initiative; at the least, they are a testament to the scope of the 1MDB investigation and international cooperation.
Rather, it is the culmination of ability to divide with increased opportunity to do so.
It is entirely possible that a culmination of ordinary biological changes and some catastrophic events, including increased volcanic activity, took place around the end of the Cretaceous.
"Show" is both a continuation and a culmination.
They are best appreciated as add-ons to a meal, not a culmination of it.
"It was a wonderful culmination to a lot of years of hard work," she said.
