Sentence examples for aggregating from inspiring English sources

Williamson (2009) argues that aggregating the evidence on which the judgments are based is best for judgment aggregation, as it would yield to the right decision.

So, to some extent, can managing defaults and "securitising" mortgages by aggregating them and dicing them into tradable instruments.

But newer ones act more like search engines than job boards, aggregating vacancies already listed elsewhere.

They did not really understand some of the bits that they were supposed to enjoy, such as an announcement that the government is going to start "credit easing", or injecting money directly into the economy (a still slightly fuzzy wheeze that, according to briefing afterwards, would involve the British government buying corporate bonds aggregating the credit needs of lots of small businesses).

The science is not working as well as the art".As Mr Wolf points out, increasing value is being placed on any medium that succeeds in aggregating a large audience of people with similar interests.

In the context of the HDI, I pointed out 15 years ago that by aggregating GDP per capita with life expectancy the HDI implicitly put a value on an extra year of life, and I showed that this value rises from a very low level in poor countries to a remarkably high level in rich ones (4-5 times GDP per capita).

BCG's Mr Barber says that almost all retailers overestimate the scope for savings from aggregating lots of local orders for a product into a single worldwide contract.

Personal-finance websites and banks are aggregating their customer data to show up macroeconomic trends, which may develop into ancillary businesses in their own right.

Demand, on the other hand, is limited.Behavioural targeting has complicated media companies' lives because it has made their once-vital role of aggregating audiences for advertisers much less important.

A large object orbiting the sun clears its neighbourhood either by aggregating all the material in that orbit to itself, or by flinging it out of the way with a gravitational swipe.

(Google also solved a host of technical problems ensuring that Reader offered a smooth experience).Tens of millions of internet users embraced RSS feeds via Google Reader and other software that mostly relies upon the search giant's news-aggregating engine.