Sentence examples for constant accumulation from inspiring English sources

Though China can use both its own currency and its huge dollar reserves to get what it wants, Beijing may not yet recognize the corollary: that trade imbalances have been a cause of financial mayhem and that, for China, export-led growth and constant accumulation of savings surpluses is self-defeating.

Hence, Bildung, in the most literal sense, is the constant accumulation of Bilder (pictures) around this node (SW VI: 177).

The model assumes that the delay factor (f) is a free control parameter with a constant accumulation factor (R) for the surplus reserve.

However, due to the constant accumulation of point mutations through genetic drift; and to the emergence of novel genotypes; and possibly zoonotic transmission and subsequent reassortment, the reagents and methods used for genotyping require close monitoring and updating.

With all the five substrates, fermentation by (Piromyces + M. ruminantium) Yak-G18 co-culture exhibited similar gas production kinetics that features a constant accumulation of gas throughout the 7 days' incubation (Fig. 4).

Interestingly, only clade V (= the former genus Belvisia) shows an unambiguous signal for constant accumulation of species through time.

Motivated to address the reviewers concerns we used the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm to sample from an 8-parameter model that included the 4 bias parameters, as well as 4-parameters of interest from the original model (accumulation time constant, accumulator noise, sensory noise and lapse).

The lingual surface of the second premolars was selected as the representative site for plaque collection, because the lingual surface usually has more constant plaque accumulation than the buccal surface, and the second premolar has a larger lingual surface than the first premolar.

The results of Bayesian calibration (BCal) of dates with a prior assumption of chronological ordering were compared with a Bayesian wiggle-match approach (Bpeat) which assumes constant linear accumulation over sections of the peat profile.

The wiggle-matched age depth models had relatively high chronological uncertainty within intervals of closely spaced 14C dates, suggesting that the premise of constant linear accumulation over large sections of the peat profile is unrealistic.

Meanwhile, the condition of constant solidifying, accumulation, and circulation formed a polarized "Matthew effect," and thus, the professional authority and autonomy of functional bureaus became more fragile (Dewatripont et al. 1999).