Concerning siting and zoning of different land uses on the system level multi-functionality and at least medium dense agglomeration are keys to ensure energy efficiency, both from the mobility point of view as well as according to the preconditions for energy (and resource) cascades.
Expect more of this agglomeration — at least until the November election, when the economy may, or may not, take a turn.
In most of the target systems, agglomerations were at least twice better than individual code anomalies to indicate the presence of architectural problems; in some projects, the superiority of agglomerations was even more than five times better.
However, there must be at least one anomalous element within each agglomeration's component (two or more).
As detailed in a collection of scientific reports in Science (2 June 2006, p. 1330), Itokawa, at least, proved to be a loose agglomeration of rubble rather then the solid rock asteroids were once thought to be.
We therefore wondered if Snf1 regulates TORC1, at least in part, by driving Kog1 agglomeration.
Such pop-classical agglomerations have happened before, not least in late-sixties and seventies New York, when everything merged in a haze of droning tones.
By applying the New York City exposure prevalence estimates of Neitzel et al. (2012) to these 16 largest urban agglomerations, we estimate that at least 72.6 million urban U.S. residents were exposed to annual LEQ(24) levels of > 70 dBA in 2010.
With the exception of OODT, the proportion of agglomerations related to architectural problems was at least twice as large as the proportion of individual code anomalies.
