Sentence examples for easy to aggregate from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, helping the very poor looks like a fantastic business, since the Internet makes it easy to aggregate the small amounts of money you can make from each person.

It was found by XRD that OMMT could be exfoliated and dispersed well in the coating with the addition of 1 wt.%, while excessive OMMT was easy to aggregate and dispersed badly.

The WIMPs have a relatively large mass, and a relatively slow velocity, so they are easy to aggregate into clusters, and the results of numerical simulations based on the WIMPs agree well with the observational results of cosmic large-scale structures.

However, when the PS molecular weight was lower than that of mPEG, the crystallinity of mPEG was higher when the mPEG chains crystallized in the micelle corona, as the core formed by insoluble PS was small and the mPEG chains in the corona were easy to aggregate and crystallize.

Furthermore, dried graphene oxide is easy to aggregate graphite oxide.

The dispersion of PNPs is easy to aggregate due to their high specific surface areas (Figure 3).

Perhaps most important, the Web makes it easier to aggregate information from non-obvious sources.

Conversely, sites that report and comment on national and international events draw from a worldwide audience, making it relatively easier to aggregate a large audience and the ad dollars that come with it.

Then Indeed found it easier to aggregate ads from other websites, and introduced "pay-per-click" job advertising.

Plus, new online services make it easier to aggregate information from all your accounts and fill in basis info gaps (see box).

The ease with which individual voters can connect with one another directly also makes it easier to aggregate small-scale acts, as in the case of online petitions, fundraising, or web-based phone banking [10].