Accumulation
This article is a stub. Perhaps you can help Wikipedia by fixing it. Note that the merit of a potential article on "accumulation" is contested; see the talk page.Potential definitions:
- Accumulation is the basic process of matter or information bunching up often with the aid of sorting.
- Accumulation is any sort of bunching together, whether caused by natural or human forces.
- Accumulation is the combination of different subcomponents into a whole.
Particular subtopics for an article about accumulation:
- accumulation of wealth
- accumulation of power
- accumulation of knowledge
- accumulation of charge
- abstract factors that encourage/deter accumulation
- relation of accumulation to other abstract processes
- psychological analyses of how humans perceive accumulation(??)
Examples of accumulation(?):
- in a network a hub is a node which has accumulated many links to other nodes.
- A star is an example of the accumulation of matter as is a black hole.
Sumatran.
[FN#192] i.e. Alexander.
[FN#193] i.e. the blackness of the hair.
[FN#194] The ingenuity of the bride's attendants, on the occasion of a wedding, is strained to the
displayed to her husband, and one favourite trick consists in fastening her tresses about her chin
of Nights in this edition, but are divided into "Voyages" only and form a sort of appendix,
IX. pp. 307-8.
[FN#198] See my "Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night," Vol. V. pp. 202 and 210.
[FN#199] i.e. the porter and the other guests.
[FN#200] i.e. a mountainous island.
[FN#201] Kherabeh, lit. a hole. Syn. ruin or destruction.
[FN#202] i.e. an outlying spur or reef.
[FN#203] Syn. perilous place.
[FN#204] Lit. their guide was disappointed.
[FN#205] i.e. means (hileh) of sustaining life.
[FN#206] i.e. death.
[FN#207] i.e. Ceylon.
[FN#208] Audiyeh (plural of wadi, a valley.html">valley). The use of the word in this sense points to an
"a valley," by a natural figure of metonymy substituting the container for the.
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