These united aggregate words and simple abstract words.
First, there were aggregate words, which signified groups of simple ideas united by nature, e.g. man, horse, or tree.
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In works of history or in oratory, discussion involving a compound abstract noun such as 'civilization' or 'liberty'— could take place in connexion with aggregate words like 'Indians' or 'the English', and, therefore, being discussed in relation to these, connected that noun with definite ideas rather than with further ideas that had no easily identifiable content or no content at all.
Follow above steps, LDA model aggregates semantically similar words as latent topic.
In this study, transplantation of low numbers of aggregates, in other words, low density of aggregates to the volume of the cartilage defect, showed better regeneration.
Going to T < 24 °C, the solutions become unstable and within a short time turbidity develops rapidly accompanied by sedimentation of the formed aggregates, in other words, regime III refers to a two-phase situation of a polymer solvent phase diagram, while in regime II, we observe a fractional desolvation of the dendron corona of PG4.
In other words, aggregate limits wouldn't foster corruption, because using money to influence a campaign is much easier with the sort of independent expenditures that Citizens United makes possible.
So a shift in the mix of output towards higher investment tends to increase employment at any given level of aggregate demand in other words, the natural rate of unemployment goes down.
In other words, aggregate macro-environmental conditions and not person-specific conditions as their environmental influences are explored.
