Now, for the first time, the Guardian's Datablog has put together the complete, disaggregated votes from every local authority in the country.
Disaggregated projections published by the IPCC say that even in the lowest-emission scenarios growth in poor countries will be so fast that by the end of the century Americans will be poorer on average than South Africans, Algerians, Argentines, Libyans, Turks and North Koreans.
Our findings show that most of the commonly argued facts are indeed supported by disaggregated data... CCK show a number of graphs using Federal Reserve data that plot total loans from bank balance sheets over time.
"The building industry is very disaggregated," he says, "so adoption patterns are really, really slow".
This does lend the mismeasurement story extra credibility though the picture is going to remain murky until the government starts collecting better disaggregated output statistics.However, before investing all your savings in this argument, follow Mr Gordon's advice and bear a couple of things in mind.
But current interest in the subject has been greatly stimulated by the spread of the "disaggregated" organisation: with more responsibility handed down to the workforce at large, many more people than before are having to exercise leadership.
This is vital because, even though the livestock sector is big, comprehensive, disaggregated data on it has been patchy.The results confirm that efficiency in livestock varies hugely.
Disaggregated data on pupils' scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress show that fourth-grade (aged nine to ten) black and Hispanic students have made gains in reading since 1992 of 14 and 15 points, compared with 9 points for white students.
Besides, thanks to Silicon Valley, with its angels and venture capitalists, hot start-ups and billionaire entrepreneurs, a new, disaggregated model of research and innovation is in vogue.
