Sentence examples for terms of aggregates from inspiring English sources
The success of the atomic theory shows the value of the idea of atomism: the explanation of the complex in terms of aggregates of fixed particles or units.
This is especially because this comparison is in terms of aggregates of products (cheese, milk, etc)., which are likely to differ between this study and the one by Feitz et al. We have described an efficient method for estimating enterprise input-output tables for cases when only information on marginal totals is available.
When these broader functions of research become the focus, it is important to think in terms of aggregates of researchers rather than individual ones; no individual researcher needs to perform equally on all three dimensions of evaluation, but rather a set of researchers should do so.
What is the use of test results that are released months later, measuring a classroom, a school, a district or a state in terms of aggregate test scores?
Underspending by Whitehall departments means he can extend the freeze in council tax, but the net impact in terms of aggregate demand will be zero.
In 2003 Boca beat Brazil's Santos 2 0 and 3 1 in the home and away matches, respectively, to record the largest ever margin of victory (in terms of aggregate goal total) in a Copa Libertadores final.
Tim O'Connor, California director for the Environmental Defence Fund's oil and gas programme, told The Independent: "In terms of aggregate greenhouse gas emissions, it is greater by far than the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster".
QoS-Fi achieves comparable performance with our previous scheme, D-Fi [7] in terms of aggregate throughput.
The new criteria are consistent with the current Texas flexible base specification in terms of aggregate classification.
Let's see where we are in terms of aggregate sales and spend in 6 months and a year and three years' time.
Not only is the annual red ink greater for those of us who use the greenback but it looks equally unfavorable in terms of aggregate gross national debt.
