Sentence examples for movement and agglomeration from inspiring English sources

A mechanical model of atomic movement and agglomeration, ultimately based on experience, would allow one to discover probabilistic empirical laws, to make predictions, and to explain relationships between different kinds of phenomena.

Second, Pt catalyst particle nucleation and agglomeration is studied.

Feldman MP (1999) The new economics of innovation, spillovers and agglomeration: A review of empirical studies.

Beyond exchange and agglomeration: Resource flows and city environments as wellsprings of urban growth.

Distribution, compatibility and agglomeration issues should be considered together.

Hence, the particle morphology, average size, and agglomeration status of CeO2 were examined by TEM.

These privacy issues are often alleviated with data perturbation and agglomeration techniques.

Old battles over the way public lands are managed in the region have found a mode of expression through the Patriot movement, a loose agglomeration of groups, some armed, some not, that tend to describe themselves as defenders of the Constitution.

In 1996 Patkar founded the National Alliance of People's Movements (NAPM), an agglomeration of progressive social bodies opposed to globalization policies.

Later, in December 2004 and again in February 2005, the movement was among an agglomeration of opposition parties to gather at Beirut's Bristol Hotel and demand a "total withdrawal" of Syrian troops.

Currently, Mazandaran province has 15 wards, 46 cities and 110 agglomerations and Golestan province has 11 wards, 24 cities and 50 agglomerations.