accretion

I liked the word, but it was a late accretion.

"There has been an accretion of anger building up over the years."

In the end it was a 72-day campaign of violent accretion.

Which part of the picture above is the accretion disk?

The river has moved south through accretion since the town was originally built.

During the next 60 million years, about one-third of California was built up by accretions.

The original plan form is still clearly visible, despite the accretion of later development.

"It could take centuries for the accretion process to settle down on its own."

He had come upon a long tunnel cut through the limestone accretion.

Because they are associated with the youngest stars, where accretion is particularly strong.

So far, all we can see are stars whipping around, not actual accretion.

I've been running the accretion functions all morning here with Murdoch.

"Is it intense enough to have drawn us toward the accretion bridge?"

But for a tiny accretion of time, that was only true in a gross physical meaning.

The team was able to then continue to model the accretion disk that formed around it.

Neither alleged that there had been any change in this line by accretions.

As stories are passed from one book to another, biographies grow by accretion.

Nonetheless, the historical accretions make up the most interesting parts of the 90-minute program.

We created the accretion disk, which then began to drag us toward it.

She read the accretion rate off a side screen.

For example, the former three island cores were joined to one another by accretion.

The past accretion events also explain the high temperature of the second white dwarf.

Beyond that is the simple, slow accretion of new biographical information about her.

We will never meet him again, and so there is no new accretion to compensate for that decay.

"A new accretion would take a long time," Aaron conceded.