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...ediment_supply_rate_and_facies_patterns|Prograding]]—caused by [[lateral]] accretion of strata

...ts are point bars ([[:file:M91FG175.JPG|Figure 4]]). These form by lateral accretion of sediment on the inside of meander bends, and they occur as discrete sand ...section of a point bar sandstone, Ebro basin, Spain. The point bar grew by accretion from left to right.]]

...Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 297 p.</ref>). Subsequent accretion took place westward at the end of the [[Maastrichtian]], resulting in the b

...ing, suggesting predominantly aggradational bedding with minor [[lateral]] accretion processes ([[:File:Methods14ch08f09.jpg|Figure 9]]). In contrast, log chara

Shoreface sands prograde by [[lateral]] accretion with a tendency to produce layer-cake tabular geometries. Depositional dead

...of microplates that today characterize the Middle East outside of Arabia. Accretion started in [[Triassic]] time with the Cimmerian [[orogeny]] and persisted u ...name=Cocksandtorsvik_2002 /> <ref name=Robardet_2003 /> Baltica, after the accretion of Avalonia, was positioned at intermediate latitudes NW of the Northern Go

...complex [[lateral]] facies progression in map view. A tendency for lateral accretion in successive cycles creates a subtle shingled geometry, which can make acc

...hibit further increases in effluent expansion, so that with continuing bar accretion continuity can no longer be maintained simply by increasing effluent width.