David Weschler, psychologist and researcher, defined intelligence as, "The aggregate or global capacity of the individual to act purposefully, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with his environment".
The simulation results suggest that the dominant frequency of the PA signals from non-aggregated RBCs decreases towards clinical frequency ranges as the aggregate size increases.
If nation refers to people in this context, it can be understood as the aggregate, permanent population of the state, based on citizenship.
From 2004 to 2006, the number of homicides in the city rose 22percentt, more than twice as much as the aggregate increase recorded by 56 cities surveyed by the Police Executive Research Forum, a national law enforcement group.
The manager hailed the victory and United currently being the dominant club in Manchester as the aggregate score over the two derbies is 4-3, after City won the first game 1-0 iNovemberer.
The timescale decreases as the aggregate grows, if d = 2.5.
Denote, W τ, t x, E C, E F ) as the aggregate welfare in the system.
The system throughput is defined as the aggregate throughput of all users per cell.
In other words, "thinking about average American consumption is not at all the same as the aggregate American consumer activity".
The paper presents the studies on possible reuse ceramic sanitary wastes as the aggregate (both fine and coarse) in concrete.
Media incorporating expanded clay as the aggregate had thermal conductivities roughly in the middle of these extremes.
