Southern Democrats stoutly supported the Truman Administration's military buildup, much of which was concentrated in the South.
This stage is called ketosis, and among its by-products are a buildup of acetoacetate, which is believed to produce mild intoxication, and a release of beta endorphins, which are linked to satiety.
The pressure of the glaciers' weight causes the ice to flow forward over the landscape; colder temperatures allow for a buildup of ice, which speeds up the flow.
All that's missing is structure, or the buildup of momentum, which might have materialised had Kearns not left so soon.
Constantly told by his father to avoid pouring fat down the sink, the student designer resolved to find a solution to prevent the buildup of fatbergs, which cost water companies about £15m a year to clear.
State-of-the art diagnostic tools and experimental treatments are explored Monday and Tuesday in "Momentum in Science," a comprehensive look at the research currently under way, including tests to see whether drugs or vaccines can combat the buildup of amyloid, which many scientists now believe to be a lead culprit in ravaging the brain.
This causes a buildup of debris, which eventually reduces fluid permeation.
"The bank is seen as presiding over the buildup of debts which will ultimately be defaulted," reports a Congressional Research Service study.
The stepping stone approach employs an incremental buildup of capabilities, which allows for future decision points on exploration objectives.
"The artery may already be full of plaque," says Daviglus, describing the buildup of cholesterol, which narrows and hardens the artery wall.
