accrete

But the minutes don't flow; they merely accrete, one bit on top of another.

For reference purposes, the Earth will begin to accrete roughly four minutes into this process.

Ice may also accrete onto the underside of the shelf.

So it was possible for an entire moral system to accrete around a single moment of profound disgust.

Traders and peasants continued to accrete throughout the next three centuries.

At the current locations it would have taken a hundred million years for their cores to accrete.

"There are certain parties that we do not wish to accrete to us, Thomas.

Normally, though, my short stories accrete at the same slow rate as the novels, five or six hundred words on a good day.

It was important, before the data of any murder case began to accrete, to scope out the victim's psychological profile.

Probably will, but the trans-megs supposedly accrete mostly from material falling down.

Then it continued to accrete basalt but did not propagate for nearly 30 Ma.

In other words, angular momentum should be transported outwards for matter to accrete.

The festival, like New York, is really a series of niches that accrete into a very large whole.

Condense small lumps and accrete them to a midsized globe.

Several days before, a storm with snow and freezing rain had caused a great deal of ice to accrete on the tower.

The oligarchs continue to accrete until planetesimals are exhausted in the disk around them.

"You realize that an entire future destiny might accrete around this momentary utterance?

Overall, it may be said of either recension that the text has grown over time, and tended to accrete smaller works.

When protoplanets accrete more material, the energy at impact causes local heating.

There has not been enough time for a possible white dwarf to cool and accrete enough material to cause the eruption.

Now other words accrete in the interstices.

They began to accrete into these small nations now; and the personality was in the nations, not in the individuals.

These laminations can accrete over time, resulting in the banded pattern common to stromatolites.

Absolutely essential for replication in every eukaryotic cell, and they accrete like crystals without any genetic involvement.

If wrapped around one another for internal support, buckyballs can (at least theoretically) accrete like pearls.