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Accrete
Accrete Ac*crete", v. i. [From L. accretus, p. p. of
accrescere to increase.]
1. To grow together.
2. To adhere; to grow (to); to be added; -- with to.
Accrete
Accrete Ac*crete", v. t.
To make adhere; to add. --Earle.
Accrete
Accrete Ac*crete", a.
1. Characterized by accretion; made up; as, accrete matter.
2. (Bot.) Grown together. --Gray.
Meaning of Accrete from wikipedia
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accretion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Accretion may
refer to:
Accretion (astrophysics), the
formation of
planets and
other bodies by collection...
- In
plate tectonics, a
divergent boundary or
divergent plate boundary (also
known as a
constructive boundary or an
extensional boundary) is a
linear feature...
- A
hernia (pl.:
hernias or herniae, from Latin,
meaning 'rupture') is the
abnormal exit of
tissue or an organ, such as the bowel,
through the wall of the...
-
crust fragment formed on a
tectonic plate (or
broken off from it) and
accreted or "sutured" to
crust lying on
another plate. The
crustal block or fragment...
- in
order for the
planet to be able to
accrete an atmosphere. For a m****ive
enough planet, the
initial accreted gas can
quickly fill up the
Bondi sphere...
-
accreted by the body
after spiraling or
settling toward its surface. This
process increases the
cross section over
which the
large bodies can
accrete...
-
Luzon Trough portion of the
Luzon Volcanic Arc and
South China,
where accreted portions of the
Luzon Arc and
Luzon forearc form the
eastern Coastal Range...
- the m**** of
forming stars due to
increasing radiation pressure on the
accreting gas cloud.
Several stars in the R136
cluster in the
Large Magellanic Cloud...
- when
various types of dust and
small grains in the
early Solar System accreted to form
primitive asteroids. Some such
bodies that are
captured in the...
-
stellar wind or
ejected via
pulsational behavior, or if
additional m**** is
accreted, such as from a
companion star.
Stars are
sometimes grouped by m**** based...
