The phrase "aggregated object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, programming, or object-oriented design, where multiple items or data points are combined into a single entity.
Example: "The aggregated object contains all the relevant data points needed for the analysis."
Alternatives: "combined entity" or "consolidated item".
Consequently, the shell of aggregated object can contain AuNP separated on a distance equivalent to NDT length leading to formation of narrow light absorption band.
Rather, it refers to a configuration of particles such that it can causally support the arising of a perceptual image without that image being in any way related to the external aggregated object that supervenes on those particles (see discussion of this issue in Dunne 2004, 103 and passim).
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_(biology)#Subcellular_components) In OPM, this statement is interpreted such that the Eukaryotic Cytoskeleton is the aggregating object, the whole, which consists of the three objects which are parts of the Eukaryotic Cytoskeleton, each being a set of objects: the Microfilaments Set, the Intermediate Filaments Set, and the Microtubules Set.
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.
Reflecting upon these examples, however, suggests that he is not, or not always, imagining that microscopical eyes would do away with color altogether; rather, it might in some cases enable us to view tinier particles having different colors than that we perceive for the aggregate object.
Cells and cell aggregates (objects) were counted, and a cell-to-object ratio was calculated at each time point.
Thirdly, it is possible to perform the enrichment analysis for sets of aggregate objects (such as sets of genetic interactions, physical protein protein interactions or sets of protein complexes).
Implicit links, unlike explicit ones, are assigned a distance of 0, since they are aggregated with the object that is at the origin of the link and are meant to be loaded simultaneously.
Individual molecules of each type were selected manually based on the following criteria: the whole object should be within the captured field without any part(s) being cropped by the borders, easily identified as isolated, individual, non-aggregated object with no overlap(s) with any other objects, and traceable/measurable.
The objects aggregated in the diagram are molecules with a variable number of properties (physical chemical and metadata).
The grouping is made such that similar objects are aggregated together in the same group (or cluster) while dissimilar ones are grouped in different clusters.
