Responsible voters should judge candidates as individuals, not as vast aggregations of class membership.
Tiny marine creatures, known as zooplankton, regularly form vast aggregations hundreds of kilometers long.
Moreover, it was the administrative machinery of the welfare state, developed (arguably) around the problems of modernity, that produced the vast aggregations of personal data, in doctors' records and insurance returns, that served as indices of the nation's psychological health.
This information can be drawn into Facebook's vast data aggregation machine through friends or friends of friends via all kinds of channels, including the "find friends" feature that allows the app to scan mobile contacts.
Four-hundred million individuals' prescription and assessment records, medical imaging and blood records makes up for a vast and useful aggregation of data.
What we've seen recently is that success on the Web requires the aggregation of vast quantities of content and traffic, the collection of enormous stores of data about users, and the brokering and distribution of billions of ads.
This role of the polyribosome as a molecular platform that is actively involved in the ordered translation of protein complexes may provide new avenues toward the understanding of the implication of protein aggregation in a vast number of pathologies such as Alzheimer's disease.
As remarked in a recent review [49] and as indicated by our results, polyQ proteins take part in a complex and vast network of interactions, to which polyQ aggregation adds another competing pathway.
Its Web site features a vast array of free reports and a daily aggregation of health policy news coverage that is viewed about 100,000 times a day, which includes 55,000 subscribers.
The aggregation model manages to achieve a vast reduction of the high dimensionality that LF introduce but simultaneously burdens the implementation with a number of free parameters such as predicting the appropriate codebook size and the preferred weighting strategy.
