Sentence examples for To aggregating from inspiring English sources
noun
A mass, assemblage, or sum of particulars; something consisting of elements but considered as a whole.
We will, however, ask about percentage change (on a relative risk scale), which avoids experts having to think about small probabilities [ 37]. 4) Whether to elicit individual subjective probability densities with a view to aggregating them or use a behavioural approach to aggregation and conduct a group elicitation [ 33].
And so many have popped up that there are now sites like Yipit, devoted to aggregating the deals offered by others.
On the other hand, nonlinearities give rise to aggregating vertices.
Our analysis was limited to aggregating data to the smallest administrative units of analysis, which are municipalities in Colombia.
Sider likens this new chapter in BandPage's evolution to aggregating what fans waste time wishing and searching for.
Formulation, numerical methods and code design issues that relate to aggregating the PCS index and introducing the call option are the subject of the companion paper.
There must be information to aggregate.
To aggregate stories is not fair use.
What's the best way to aggregate video and audio?
He urged Sants to aggregate the information, rather than provide individual pay details.
"They were meant to aggregate all the buzz of the new economy.
