Sentence examples for together aggregated from inspiring English sources

Partystrands is a music service launching next month that will bring together aggregated recommendations, voting and photos synchronized on location by mobile phone.

"It will be easier to collect disparate facts about a person which, bound together and aggregated, can present troubling problems," said Chris Hoofnagle, senior staff lawyer at the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic, at the University of California at Berkeley School of Law.

Put the two together and aggregate demand rises.

"TV is the best in terms of drawing people together and aggregating large audiences," Mr. Roberts said.

If we work together to aggregate our build programmes, we can create relationships with the supply chain, we can get consistently low costs and can deliver consistently long-term jobs and training.

It's great that Confabb is bringing many different services together and aggregating them.

As the surface charge decreases, electrostatic repulsion between particles is reduced, allowing them to move closer together and aggregate [17 19].

The velocity of the sedimentation varies for different aggregates depending on their size, so particles can move closer together and aggregate.

a Protoplasts dispersed well; b partial protoplasts aggregated together; c protoplasts aggregated together.

To achieve good performance for aggregation, wind turbines experiencing similar incoming wind should be aggregated together.

By almost any measure, the great significance of transportation to individuals and, aggregated together, to society is apparent.