The kinetic equations of growth rate, nucleation rate and agglomeration kernel were correlated in terms of power law kinetic expressions based on the agglomeration population balance equation.
We weighted the semivariogram parameter estimation by agglomeration population size to minimise this bias.
Postal organization depends largely on geography; large agglomerations of population present the greatest problems.
Deterioration of the urban traffic environment is one of the main external effects brought by the agglomeration of population and industry in metropolitan areas.
What's more, it's simply called KL to all who live or aspire to set up shop in Malaysia's capital and one true urban agglomeration — whose population tops 7 million.
This process is far more advanced in rural areas than in larger agglomerations, where even population growth can be observed.
At the same 2011 census, the Hyderabad Urban Agglomeration had a population of 7,749,334, making it the sixth most populous urban agglomeration in the country.
Otsuka [2] analyses the efficiency of residential energy demand in Japan, focusing on population agglomeration and electrification rates as determinants of residential energy efficiency, and shows that residential energy efficiency is high in population agglomeration areas.
The attractive factors for population agglomeration in urban areas are analyzed using a new perspective of the complex ecological niche (CEN).
Population agglomeration of a particular city provides evidence of its urbanization quality, as well as its appeal for immigration from rural areas to developed areas.
