Sentence examples for gets aggregated from inspiring English sources
While I'm not sure what they ultimately have in store, what they launched today was Page aggregation by Topic, so that whenever your friends post something related to Apple for example, it gets aggregated into a cluster with all the other stories about Apple and tags the Apple fan page.
In particular, the most hydrophobic integral membrane peptide is also soluble in unsalted water without lipid molecules, but gets aggregated upon the introduction of salt ions.
Although the P56S MSP domain gets aggregated immediately in buffers, once inserted into membranes, it adopts similar helical conformations even in the presence of phosphate buffer at pH 7.5.
Based on these experimental results, it was proposed that the PLA spheres were formed in three steps: (1) aggregation – individual PLA chains got aggregated with each other in solution; (2) formation and disruption of PLA particles; (3) solidification of PLA spheres.
Tim Breedon, the outgoing chief executive of Legal and General, has proposed that loans get aggregated into jumbo bonds that could be bought and sold by large investors.
For longer deposition times, it is expected that even more clusters get aggregated.
"Basically, Evidon will only get aggregated data about trackers (a "map of trackers").
All those (user definable) data points then get aggregated and displayed to the curious dev watching the backend.
During the handling of queries, all the nodes execute the queries that are distributed in the network and the results of each query get aggregated as they traverse the routing tree maintained by the system.
A detailed utility function is constructed for normalization of each attribute, and the merging rule is applied, according to the relationships among operational parameters, cost and other attributes, to get aggregated utility.
For comparison formation of AuNPs is also studied in the absence of sunlight, but the reaction is very slow and the AuNPs got aggregated to give a blue precipitate with time hence the reaction is not studied further.
