Sentence examples for aggregate well from inspiring English sources

"The Long Tail business didn't aggregate well enough to justify the costs".

Except for ProbID, curves from different search engines aggregate well and are much closer to the theoretical line.

Overall net benefit is often referred to as aggregate well-being or welfare.

Supply chain fuel emissions are in the order of 18% of aggregate well-to-wheel emissions ([8], based on[21]).

Roughly speaking, the idea would be priority for the worse off, up to sufficiency, and straight utilitarian maximization of aggregate well-being above that line.

Richard Epstein recommends something rather close to a regime of Lockean libertarian rights on the ground that compliance with this regime of rights is utility maximizing (increases aggregate well-being of persons) over the long run (Epstein 1995: chapter 1).

In contrast, priority to the worse off says institute whatever policies will increase a function of aggregate well-being that gives greater weight to achieving gains for a person, the worse off she would otherwise be.

Very generally speaking, such theories are united by a commitment to the idea that actions and policies are justified in as much as they promote aggregate well-being.

And the idea that data is gold waiting to be mined; that all entities (including people) are best understood as nodes in a network; that things are at their clearest when they are least particular, most interchangeable, most aggregated — well, perhaps that is not the theology of the average lit department (yet).

It was possible to observe Al2O3 aggregates well dispersed in the nanofluid.

After they aggregated well (2 3 days), each aggregate was implanted into lentectomized eyes.