The world's biggest search engine now offers dozens of services, from news aggregation to word processing, all of which are tied together and run on a global network of dozens of huge data-centres.
Perry flirts with John Major territory – "cricket on the village green" makes an appearance among Perry's aggregation of words and phrases that seem to him to express Britishness – but it is too sly to fall for the whole warm beer and cycling spinsters schtick.
The space performance results remain the same for boundedly rational agents with linear output aggregation on fixed word size computers.
In the PS81 case, those three words (aggregation, fractal, growth) as mentioned above were grouped together for the entire sampling period (Figure 3c), whereas for the SS98 case, the top four words (social, capital, knowledge, management) show no obvious grouping (Figure 3b).
"Aggregation" is a dirty word to most newspaper publishers, who see sites like the Huffington Post and Google News as parasites that steal content and offer little in return.
As the words residual aggregation suggest that it is a later time point and so maybe the removal of the word residual would make this sentence easier to read and understand what the authors are trying to say. Figure 6 needs to be modified so that each of the fluorophores are shown separately, especially 6D.
In other words, Hearst is getting into the news aggregation game, but with its own high-design twist.
In other words, oriented aggregation of smaller, less crystallized particles requires less ordering in the transition state and has therefore a more positive activation entropy.
During stage 1 of map reduction aggregation, multiple threads extract words and associated classes from the gene sequence data in parallel.
Based on the results of the pilot study, the questionnaire was revised with a simplified SEIQoL scale and technical words, some aggregation of response options, naming additional devices, and reducing the number of items in scales.
