Sentence examples for great aggregate from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, what will prevent the coexistence acceptance by the MANET is a too great aggregate interference overestimation (strictly positive I A,o (p)) that would affect its QoS, by forbidding it from choosing necessary transmission power among its SNs, even if the received interference at PAs may be far from being critical.

Some homeless people contrive the illusion of owning property by bundling found and mostly useless material into great aggregates that they load onto shopping carts or other wheeled vehicles.

Ocean Grove has the greatest aggregate of Victoriana in the United States, or at least that's what all the local brochures say.

In rule utilitarianism the optimal distribution is the one that contains the greatest aggregate utility.

The algorithm attributes a higher caching priority to the video chunks with greater aggregate density in the memory.

In fact, as we presently show, oriented wheels can yield a greater aggregate value than minimally strongly-connected networks in this region.

Additionally, local population growth through immigration contributes to agglomeration advantages, greater aggregate demand and additional gross fixed capital formation, with new technology embodied in new capital.

Blair et al. (2005) observed slower decomposition and greater aggregate stability (MWD) following the addition of intermediate quality Flemingiamacrophylla (>4 % polyphenols) versus the addition of high quality Medicagotruncatula.

Instead of lumping everyone together and allowing one person's rights to be trampled to provide greater aggregate benefits to others, contractualism recognises that each of us has a unique life to live.

Aggregate stability was significantly reduced under no-tillage after six months of mechanical chiseling, while at 18 months, the soil under no-tillage submitted to biological chiseling had greater aggregate stability.

Carroll and Young (2011) find that increases in the progressivity of the income tax schedule are associated with long-run distributions with greater aggregate income, wealth, capital and labor, and lower income inequality and higher wealth inequality.