Mill argues that a number is an attribute of an aggregate of units.
The first indication of cell plate deposition in the equatorial region of the phragmoplast appeared soon after telophase during pollen mitosis I (PMI), taking the normal formation of a flattened aggregate of unit-membrane bounded vesicles.
The porous layer is simulated by an aggregate of primary units, rendering it to have a radially varying fixed charge and hydrodynamic resistance.
The broad distribution of channels may be caused by the formation of channel aggregates of a unit conductance of about 200 pS.
However, carbonation is associated with problems such as high costs of equipment, limited processed amount of aggregates per unit time, and difficult retrieval of unreacted carbon dioxide (Al-Bayati et al. 2016; Zhan et al. 2014; Zhang et al. 2015).
The microstructure is represented by an aggregate of many elementary unit cells involving each a fraction of retained austenite with a specified stability.
To determine the volumetric ratio of coarse aggregate per unit weight, a mathematical solution was established under two boundary conditions: the absolute volume and the dry density of concrete.
The test results showed that, using PET aggregate contributed to decrease of unit weight of alkali-activated mortars due to the low density of PET aggregate.
However, aggregating of areal units will reduce the resolution of the GIS risk layer and will alter the relationship with a GIS exposure layer.
Are numbers no longer the sum, total, count, or aggregate of a collection of units?
It was also found that the drying shrinkage property in concrete can be affected by the static modulus of elasticity and total amount of water content, in which the water absorption ratio, unit mass of aggregate and unit water content were considered.
