Sentence examples for be an aggregation of from inspiring English sources
She pointed out that there needs to be an aggregation of various ASP offerings in a single place.
The price a consumer is willing to pay for a bottle of wine will equal their expected utility from consuming the bottle of wine, as modeled in equation (1), and the market price that will result in equilibrium will be an aggregation of all consumers' willingness to pay.
"One Fifth Avenue" is less of a novel than it is an aggregation of characters who periodically bump into one another.
It has been suggested that they are an aggregation of three distinct evolutionary lines.
The headline figures are an aggregation of annual improvements to GDP, which even the Treasury admitted (to the FT) might not be "significant" (that is statistically reliable).
This is not a personal rant – it's an aggregation of the frustrations of scores of UN staff, past and present, who spoke to the Guardian as part of a new series on the utility of the world body.
Pollsters proceed from the assumption that "public opinion" is an aggregation of individual opinions, each given equal weight — an assumption Blumer demonstrated to be preposterous, since people form opinions "as a function of a society in operation".
There has been an aggregation of power at the centre, a politicisation of the civil service and a decline in the scrutiny and therefore of the government's accountability to the public.
It was an aggregation of short stanzas (versicles), typically couplets, each line of which was sung to the same music and each versicle having its own music.
"It is an aggregation of thousands of smaller spills that could come ashore at any particular time based on wind and current".
