Sentence examples for cycles of accumulation from inspiring English sources

Erosion of the sandstone plateaux (∼5 mm ka−1) and escarpment faces (probably ∼50 100 mm ka−1) provide the main sediment source for the adjacent sand sheets which have evolved over the past 100,000 years as the product of ongoing cycles of accumulation and denudation.

Since its birth, capitalism has gone through four stages or cycles of accumulation and each stage has a material and a financial stage.

FActin clusters are normally enriched at the basal membrane, but in unc-6 mutants undergoes repeated cycles of accumulation and dissolution at random locations around the cell, whilst in unc-40 mutants these strong accumulations are missing and FActin is weakly polarised to the basal surface (Wang et al., 2014).

The cerebral injection of PFSPs or brain lysates from terminally motor impaired animals could lead to proteostatic perturbations, especially in primed αS transgenic mice thus initiating a progressive cycles of αS accumulation and aggregation.

This result indicates that, unlike the case of s n ¯ m LLC = 10, cycles of mutation accumulation can overlap with each other in time: a new cycle can begin with a click of Muller's ratchet (i.e., step 1 in the previous paragraph) before the previous cycle undergoes the fixation of a mutation (i.e., step 3).

'Fatigue Ratcheting' is a phenomenon which leads to reduction in fatigue life of a structural component by loss of ductility due to cycle-by-cycle accumulation of plastic strain.

This technique continuously monitors the cycle-by-cycle accumulation of fluorescently labeled PCR product.

The working principle of these propulsion systems is a periodic cycle of energy accumulation from the energy source at the passive stages of orbital transfer, and its discharge to supply power to the engine during the active stages of orbital transfer.

Most notably, suppression of ICl by OAA is consistent with a role for this dicarboxylic acid in modulating channel activity for a diurnal cycle of Mal accumulation and release that parallels the cycle of stomatal opening and closing.

It is imperative to constrain the complex response of the Earth to the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake to understand the rheology of the crust and mantle and the cycle of strain accumulation and release, ultimately, in order to estimate the subsequent seismic hazards in the surrounding region [ Wang et al., 2012a].

The increase of penetration depth under repeated cycles indicated the possibility of accumulation of internal stresses that consistently stimulated further diffusion of cobalt atoms.