Sentence examples for aggregations from inspiring English sources

It is worth stressing that the capital substitution for labour is largely not through "machines" but through intangibles such as intellectual property (IP), business models, algorithms, data aggregations and now also digital currencies.

The influence of these owners in the past has made potential aggregations especially difficult, and highly political, analysts say.Although it is still unclear how governance rules will change as the result of banking union, it is likely that something will need to shift.

The rudiments of blood vessels are always aggregations of mesenchyme cells.

Many species in all but a few mammalian orders have specialized aggregations of glandular units for this purpose.

Actually, however, each of these huge spawning aggregations is made up of small, coordinated parties consisting of one female and one or more males.

Some overwinter in aggregations with individuals of their own species, usually under bark or in fallen trees.

They are thus a further layer of intermediary, taking the place of the local newspapers that used to carry such ads.In recent months there has been a bout of aggregation among the aggregators.

Before homogenization, when there was mystery, before aggregation, when the original had value, before digital, when there was vinyl, before Made in China, when there was Mao, before stress management, when there was romance, we had the impression we were doing all right.

"This will enable the aggregation of data across and within industries and will be invaluable to employers to assist them understand the characteristics of their workforce, including occupational segregation, the position of women and men in management and patterns of potentially insecure employment," the WGEA says on its website.

Now, a "new aggregation centre" is putting this right.

Socrative, which lets teachers use real-time questioning, result aggregation and visualisation to gauge the level of understanding in the class, has teachers in the UK and US raving.