Sentence examples for aggregate up from inspiring English sources

"And this could easily aggregate up to the entire economy level," says Andre Spicer, professor of organisational behaviour at Cass Business School in London.

To cope with this issue, stochastic disaggregation techniques are typically employed to produce possible, statistically consistent, rainfall events that aggregate up to the field data collected at coarser scales.

However, given the various mixture types it is questionable if the fraction of fine aggregate (up to 55 M.-%) ought to be neglected, particularly since the polishing resistance of fine aggregate is higher than that of coarse aggregate.

There may not be 1,000 Mo Ibrahims and Aliko Dangotes, but there are, hundreds of thousands of people whose small investments can aggregate up to large amounts of capital that can meet development needs from education to health, leadership to infrastructure.

The plaster does not display voids indicative of a plant temper, but instead contains stone aggregate up to 0.75 cm in diameter.

Blip.tv claims that the shows attract more than 90 million video views a month in aggregate (up from 85 million views in February).

Under these conditions, both non-aggregated nanoparticles and their small aggregates (up to 300 nm) are formed.

Non-aggregated nanoparticles dominate in CR-1, mainly aggregates (up to 50 nm) are seen on the image for CR-2.

While the average operator manages just 3.4 planes, the broker industry aggregates up much more.

Variables used in the modelling exercise were aggregated up to a common spatial resolution of 0.5°.

Spatial data are then aggregated up to management units, where forest management decisions are simulated.