aggregation

Examples of aggregating

aggregating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Aggregating at this level might be empirically difficult or expensive, but makes sense theoretically.
To do so history still needs to find ways of aggregating, not just particularizing, its subjects.
Various methods of aggregating ratings and incentivising agents to return ratings were discussed.
From a serial performance perspective, we gain performance by aggregating computations over like type.
Arguments have been presented that such structures are capable of aggregating only with the same element of structure from a different (antiparallel) molecule.
This authority conducts the actual trading of the funds, aggregating all individual trades per day to one gross transaction vis-a'-vis the fund.
For those working outside such areas, the remaining heterogeneity would raise questions about the appropriateness of aggregating the data.
The common ontological layer not only ensures data consistency in a given phase but also helps in aggregating information across products in a product family.
When a sensory pattern is encountered, a process of scanning and aggregating the exemplars would take place in order to determine the category.
Now with multiple objectives to management, foresters have to deal with aggregating disparate social preferences into a common plan.
The crucial difference between aggregating preference orderings and aggregating sets of judgments is this.
This article is concerned with the issues of aggregating and disaggregating data, the person-oriented approach, and their implications for developmental psychopathology.
Left : vesicles aggregating via non-specific forces, showing deformation stresses.
A further advantage of aggregating calling males is the emission of more signals in a given time.
The second series of experiments was designed to test the effects of ploidy and involved aggregating a big diploid cell with a big tetraploid cell.
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