It is the aggregated, concrete, spiked expression of a lack of generosity of spirit.
It is the aggregates and not the monomeric forms of polyamines that protect the genomic DNA against DNase I [55].
She joked that her preferred title for the speech, which she didn't end up using, was "It's the aggregate demand, stupid".
It seems to me that they should only count up to the end of 180 minutes and after that just have it be the aggregate score that wins it.
"The conservative talking point on income inequality has always been, It's the aggregate that matters — don't worry, as long as everyone can afford food, clothing, and shelter," he says.
"If there really were such a thing as sin, and there was a finite amount of it in the world, and it was the aggregate amount of sin that mattered rather than any individual's contribution, and indulgences really did reduce aggregate sin, then indulgences would have been a perfectly sensible idea," Roberts has written, mirroring similar claims made by others sympathetic to offsetting.
But, she argued, it was the "aggregate" of the changes and the way they had been implemented that was in danger of putting Britain at a disadvantage to its major higher education competitors such as the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
On a day to day level, Wakoopa's data is good, but it's the aggregate data over long periods of time that can be really meaningful to show how we are using our computers.
"It's the aggregate situation that makes the consequences for women and children exponentially worse," he said.
