cumulative process

And economic collapse often has the character of a cumulative process.

But they note that drug treatment is usually a cumulative process, with people dropping in and out of programs over several years.

"Careers in these areas are a cumulative process," she said.

It is a cumulative process, during which you gradually build up your ability to use and understand the language.

It was difficult for the authorities to detect this cumulative process at work.

The answer is that it provides us with a way to understand evolution as a gradual, cumulative process.

It was an accelerating, cumulative process; and at its end was Man.

He drew an analogy with the theory of evolution to argue that life was created by a cumulative process.

So the only limit, in theory, relates to workers' willingness to go further along this cumulative process of performance improvements.

It is also a cumulative process whereby new lessons build upon or supplant old ones.

Learning is a cumulative process so learning situations should build on what the learner already knows.

Research is a cumulative process in which advances made anywhere, funded by any agency, add to the global accumulation of new knowledge.

Radwanski (1987) concludes that rejection of the individual by the education system is a cumulative process.

Institution building is generally a cumulative process, with several changes in different areas building up to complement and support each other.

This can lead to a cumulative process where inflation increases continuously without an expansion in the monetary base.

The best approaches combine all three approaches in a complementary and cumulative process.

Learning a language is a cumulative process.

But the protections must take into account that innovation is often a cumulative process, with each step piggybacking on the ideas before it.

The buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, already alarmingly high, is a cumulative process.

"It's not that moose are dying because of heat stress on a hot day; it's likely a cumulative process," he said.

Counsel argued that material injury is a cumulative process beginning with depressed grower returns.

They termed this cumulative process, which reproduces certain assumptions made about reality, the "landslide effect".

It was a gradual and cumulative process, governed more by reactions to events than by any grand strategy.

"I think what is also discounted is that this is a cumulative process," she told reporters.

The cumulative process is directed by nonrandom survival.