As it turns out, the extra strength of (P.6) is therefore best appreciated in terms of the sort of mereological aggregates that this principle would force us to accept, aggregates that are composed of two or more parts of a given whole.
What the smart home industry has been lacking to date is a commonly accepted way to aggregate and access multiple devices in a simple, seamless way.
Furthermore, it can be argued that it is essentially impossible to generate, with the existing actors and preferences, a globally accepted utility, which aggregates the preferences of the various actors into market preferences, while keeping their preference order, so as to achieve a market-wide acceptable and stable position.
It's generally accepted that, on the aggregate, Android device sales will far outpace iOS sales year after year.
40 Our study raises the question of why the medical community has accepted the low (summary, aggregate) level of detail found in most peer-reviewed journal publications compared with the depth of detail available in CSRs.
The reuse of structural concrete elements to produce new concrete aggregates is accepted as an alternative to dumping them and is favourable to the sustainability of natural reserves.
Another start-up called Bribed created an app that pinpoints and aggregates the accepted amount to be paid for bribes within a certain area in order to avoid people being ripped off by officials.
The network accepted input sources from aggregates 1 and 2. In fact, the DiffServ network was divided between two routers, namely the core router (CR) and the edge router (ER).
Results were aggregated and accepted as the gene's position if they fell within a 10 mb or smaller region.
The resulting genomic locations of the search sequences were aggregated, and accepted as the gene's position if the locations fell within a 3 mb region (3 mb being a somewhat arbitrary cutoff based on the largest observed refLink-based gene mapping of approximately 2.3 mb).
