Sentence examples for disaggregated he from inspiring English sources

"The building industry is very disaggregated," he says, "so adoption patterns are really, really slow".

"Data can be brought together to provide the necessary confidence but then disaggregated again," he said.

In his research he uses detailed, disaggregated empirical violence data and a range of statistical and computational modeling techniques to study micro-level conflict processes.

David Garvin of the Harvard Business School recently released a book on Re-thinking the MBA where he disaggregates learning into three areas: knowing, doing, and being.

So today Willetts announces that he wishes to publish disaggregated figures within migration statistics, which will identify "students in the emigration flows", so that "the debate can be better informed".

But people who are easily aggregated, he said, can also be easily disaggregated.

When Reverend Mulunda announces the tentative results of the presidential election on Thursday, he must make public the data disaggregated by polling place to back up his totals.

He sang a wordless phrase, full of wild swoops and yodels, and then disaggregated it, showing Eric how to build a big flourish out of small ones.

The number of deaths that could be attributed to obesity in 2009, disaggregated by age and gender, were multiplied by the average wage each person would receive if he or she lived through his or her lifespan.

Goods are disaggregated into imports and exports.

§ 90.813 Partitioned licenses and disaggregated spectrum.