Sentence examples for efficiently aggregated from inspiring English sources

If we do choose Brexit, it will be in no small part because the leave campaign efficiently aggregated fear of immigration in its various forms and – much more importantly – persuaded a sufficiency of voters that getting out of the EU would fix the problem.

We need to rebuild our food systems around the sorts of fresh, wholesome items that can be efficiently aggregated, prepared, and shared with senior citizens.

MCF7 cells efficiently aggregated in hanging drops and usually formed one cell cluster per drop after overnight aggregation.

This is done by efficiently aggregating raw sensor data and the timely selection of appropriate services using a context management system (CMS).

The scale required to efficiently aggregate, analyze and act requires huge scope and capabilities.

Cluster heads are responsible for coordination among the nodes inside their clusters (intra-cluster data gathering) and for forwarding the collected data to the sink node, usually after efficiently aggregating them.

In addition, previous studies characterizing P. taiwanensis found that the surface charge of the bacteria could efficiently aggregate microorganisms with the raw materials for papermaking [ 21], suggesting that P. taiwanensis may change the fermentation microenvironment by affecting the contact between the cellulose substrates and bacteria in the consortium.

Moreover, a complete four-tier architecture is also proposed that efficiently aggregate the data, eliminate unnecessary data, and analyze the data by the proposed Hadoop-based ABC algorithm.

We present an algorithm to automate ethical decisions; using machine learning and computational social choice (new theory of swap-dominance efficient voting rules), we propose to learn a model of societal preferences, and, when faced with a specific ethical dilemma at runtime, efficiently aggregate those preferences to identify a desirable choice.

polyQ67-tdTomato efficiently aggregates in these cells shown by the fluorescent puncta observed by fluorescence microscopy.

All 3 systems work from the premise that practicing veterinarians hold key animal health information, which could improve means for early detection of emerging disease if aggregated efficiently through advanced information technology.