To start, I'd like you to imagine an agglomeration of twenty to thirty jurisdictions experiencing a profound change in the nature of their economic realities.
The second, an agglomeration of seven claims against the Czech Republic, provides a textbook example of where ISDS can increase stability of investments and curb the marginal propensity of states to renege on what look like contractual obligations.
Greater Manchester, an agglomeration of ten local authorities, is about to see a big relocation of BBC staff to MediaCityUK, a planned media hub at Salford Quays, which aims to create up to 15,000 local jobs.This is the hype.
An agglomeration of eight villages southeast of Paris (Cesson, Combs-la-Ville, Tigery, Vert-Saint-Denis, Nandy, Mossy Cramayel, Réau, and Savigny-le-Temple), Sénart is one of the villes nouvelles (new towns) that were developed outside the capital beginning in 1965.
But by July, the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News, Va., had presented data that might have clinched the case that agglomerations of five quarks had been seen: two up, two down, and one strange quark swirling about in a confraternity that had never been seen before.
Agglomerations of ten or more monocytes on or around ECs were scored as clusters.
Most familial agglomerations consist of two or three affected first- or second-degree relatives (Sellick et al., 2005).
China needs energy, and the wild running Yangtze, with its rapids and shallows, created problems for shipping from landlocked Chongqing, a burgeoning agglomeration of 30 million people.
The final score resulted from the agglomeration of the three components with weights of 1, −1 and 1, respectively.
