The phrase "aggregate conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the combined or overall state of various factors or situations.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the aggregate conditions affecting the local economy over the past decade."
Alternatives: "combined circumstances" or "overall factors".
Along with the new logical operator, we also present a novel optimization technique that involves pushing aggregate conditions down the query plan tree.
This technique is applicable to any SQL query with aggregate conditions but is especially important and intuitive when presented within the context of query flocks.
Predicting the effects of that program at scale may require conducting studies over time, or combining the program evaluation data with longitudinal data on aggregate conditions, according to Rosenzweig's research.
Branch-on-superword-condition-codes (BOSCC) instructions allow fast detection of aggregate conditions, an optimization opportunity often found in multimedia applications.
The Department of Health had argued that while data on the medical grounds for termination of pregnancies after 24 weeks should be provided, it was in the interest of patient and practitioner confidentiality to aggregate conditions affecting 10 or less cases.
Since the 1990s an increasing number of household surveys have been collecting data on subjective probabilistic expectations.1 Expectation questions may be about future outcomes concerning the individual (e.g. own income, health, death, job security, home value, pension benefits, bequests) or about future aggregate conditions (e.g. inflation, house prices, stock market).
This study evaluated the effects of elevated temperature by comparing expansion, damage rating index and mechanical properties of concrete made with Spratt aggregate conditioned at 38 °C and 50 °C.
We evaluate the costs and benefits of exploiting branches on the aggregate condition codes associated with the fields of a superword (an aggregate object larger than a machine word) such as the branch-on-any instruction of the AltiVec.
Our experimental results show that using BOSCC instructions can result in better performance for applications where the aggregate condition codes of a superword often evaluate to the same value.
For all mortar mixtures, the mix proportion was manually selected to show a rheological behavior sensitive to the aggregate condition.
Stability of the vitamin C molecule depends on aggregate condition and formulation.
