Sentence examples for loose aggregations from inspiring English sources

The Whimbrel nests in loose aggregations in open habitats that vary from wet lowlands to dry uplands.

He describes them both as loose aggregations of tribes, peoples, and lands — centers that often cannot hold their far-flung dominions together.

The peak disappeared after the phenylcarbamoylation of polyrotaxane, suggesting that the peak was due to loose aggregations of polyrotaxane in DMSO.

While flocks may nest in loose aggregations, a pair requires its own tree, where it creates a nest in a cavity some 30 metres (100 feet) off the ground.

In 0.025 vol.% BN/EG nanofluids, many uniform distributed chain-like loose aggregations of nanoparticles, acting as a three-dimensional dense network, can improve the heat transfer efficiency by providing many rapid, longer heat flow paths through Brownian motion of nanoparticles.

It can be speculated that a more high thermal conductivity could be obtained when the volume fraction of these uniform distributed chain-like loose aggregations of nanoparticles in BN/EG nanofluid was increased because more efficient heat flow paths in the nanofluid could be provided.

Like other medieval states, it did not develop central political institutions but remained a loose aggregation of principalities ruling what was a dynastic clan enterprise.

The concert was dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Fania All-Stars, a loose aggregation (named after the Fania record label) that has included virtually all of New York's best Latin singers and instrumentalists.

Among the committee suggestions that Dr. Galloway said were largely overlooked: a more systematic approach to what the 1994 report described as "a loose aggregation of federal, local and individual levees and reservoirs" on these Midwestern rivers in which, that report said, "many levees are poorly sited and will fail again in the future".

Mr. Wilson is one of the better musicians of the New York jazz scene, a member of a loose aggregation of musicians that includes the pianist Bruce Barth, the bassist Ugonna Okegwo, the drummer Leon Parker and a handful of other musicians who use the mainstream as a launching point for exploration.

In the early eighties, a loose aggregation of punk-rock bands, including Black Flag and X, were responsible for an explosion of musical activity in the area, and by the end of the decade the hard-rock scene in Hollywood had yielded Guns N' Roses — along with a fashion for teased hair and tight leather pants, which helped propel the careers of similar but lesser bands.