Sentence examples for similar aggregate from inspiring English sources

It turns out, restaurants with strikingly similar aggregate ratings are nonetheless hurt by the official difference.

In addition, standard aggregate experiments were performed for the aggregate samples (similar aggregate samples were used for the three designs).

Nuclear fuels with similar aggregate material composition, but with different millimeter and micrometer spatial configurations of the component materials can have very different safety and performance characteristics.

Tradeoffs among equity, environmental effectiveness and cost-efficiency indicate the proposals trigger similar aggregate emissions reductions but lead to different outcomes in efficiency and alternative measures of equity.

Figure 12c shows that the FC-MAC attains similar aggregate throughput with Optimal CW, while achieving higher throughput than DCF and Idle sense.

Results of this study, analyzed in 2008, paralleled previous studies showing that the QDS and the TLFB, two very different drinking measures, collected similar aggregate drinking data for women who drink heavily and are at risk of an AEP.

The use of Poly acrylic acid, sodium salt) (PAA) as a protective agent of the AgNPs is the key element to preserve the aggregation state and makes possible the presence of similar aggregates (shape and size) within the LbLcolored films.

Similar aggregates have been reported for the surfactant-stabilized nanoparticles, such as BaSO4[59] and hematite[60].

Two similar aggregates from different sources may exhibit similar specific gravities, but their specific heat capacities can vary widely.

These patterns should describe the customer's temporal habits highlighting when she typically makes a purchase in correlation with information about the amount of expenditure, number of purchased items and other similar aggregates.

The solid line comparing the influence of magnetic and gravitational forces between two similar aggregates does not include the real information about the influence of magnetic forces because another force than gravitational governs the aggregation process in such a case.