Sentence examples for process of accumulating from inspiring English sources
He was talking about getting older as a process of accumulating ghosts, in a good way.
In those days, most scientists believed that aging was the unstoppable and random process of accumulating damage and wear and tear to our tissues.
When the stressors begin to pile up, the contribution of project managers' capability will be hindered, but only the process of accumulating knowledge assets is affected.
Equally, the points about incommensurability challenge the thesis that the sciences are progressive by denying the possibility of understanding the history of science as a process of accumulating truth.
In the process of accumulating this store and of building a reserve for the period after delivery, the woman who is on an adequate diet retains between two and three grams of nitrogen daily during her pregnancy; by term she and the fetus will have acquired approximately 500 grams (about 1.1 pounds) of nitrogen.
Extraction is either a straightforward or a tedious process of accumulating data.
Getting caught up in the moment, when Test cricket isn't a game of moments but a more glacial process of accumulated credit, asserting, steadily, then in incremental bounds, your own decisive rhythms.
Aseismic slip may be a key release process of accumulated coupling as inferred in the case of the seventeenth-century Kurile earthquake (e.g., Sawai et al. 2004) if the coupling below the land exists significantly.
In Bhattacharyya and Fries (1982), the identical approach in Birnbaum and Saunders (1969a) was viewed as a Wiener process of accumulated fatigue in time (with positive drift parameter μ and diffusion constant τ 2), and this leads directly to an I-G distribution.
By process of accumulated detail, "Trouble Boys" aims for the heart of the Replacements' self-fulfilling self-destruction, what turned them into hometown antiheroes.
Poor, crippled Ethan — the epitome of patience and interminable suffering — no doubt shoulders this latest indignity with mute forbearance; after all, as his example tells us, life is a process of steadily accumulating burdens.
