Sentence examples for agglomeration of pieces from inspiring English sources
The huge Amazon "gallery" is actually an agglomeration of pieces owned by a hundred and fifty art dealers from around the world, who individually handle authentication and shipping for Amazon's customers.
The exhibition, which will be reprised at the Brooklyn Museum in 2014, features sculptures and installations, including an enormous snake made out of children's backpacks that slithers along the galleries' ceiling and "Kippe," an agglomeration of wood pieces from Qing dynasty temples.
NCA particles remain intact after grinding, while agglomeration of broken NCA pieces is clearly observed in the ball-milled analogue.
In a paper in Science, they say (2867) Steins is probably a rubble-pile asteroid — an agglomeration of bits and pieces rather than a single rock.
In Ga4(alloy0Se0.60)96 alloy, these crystallites represent an agglomeration of tightly connected separate pieces extended over 200 300 nm (see Fig. 4a).
He's an agglomeration of tics and style tips.
Like London, Sydney comprises a loose agglomeration of separate neighborhoods.
The nose is a flattened, mashed agglomeration of smeary colours.
Ms. Martin is a complicated agglomeration of styles.
It comprises an agglomeration of utilitarian barns with concrete floors, no walls and corrugated iron roofs.
He holds an agglomeration of potentially conflicting portfolios: justice and police, racing and the arts.
