Sentence examples for would be aggregated from inspiring English sources

All browsing activity would be aggregated and not linked to individual users' identities.

"So if we all played together, it would be aggregated for our clan, but if our clan actually plays together, we could do much better – if you're running live-shield and he's running UAV, and I'm concentrating on killing for the team, it's good for the whole clan".

He said the idea was that all of the material on similar topics – such as football, events, small business news and gardening – would be aggregated and enhanced with social media and e-commerce to create a compelling destination for people interested in that particular niche.

Beyond the saber rattling (or empty threat, if you remember how poorly hunting down users went for the record industry), The A.P. said it would build its own search-friendly landing page, a place where links to licensed content from member newspapers (including The New York Times) would be aggregated.

Naturally, Complexes would be aggregated and persisted as complex registry.

And what if I told you that each of those different card numbers would be aggregated into one single payment that you make monthly?

They'd be aggregated and then used to warn other drivers of potential delays or things to avoid, using proximity data based on location.

3 In later studies, data from areas with several monitoring sites were used with Kriging methods to create concentration maps, although the study population would sometimes be aggregated to the zip-code level.

A straigthforward way to using our protocol in this context would be to have all participants still complete the questionnaires, but instead of submitting individual answers to our software, their answers would first be aggregated using Fuzzy Logic to represent the group, and then submitted.

For example, the stream of events obtained through a logger would need to be aggregated into one or several cross sections, which would remove information about the timing and the sequence of events.

There should be some kind of variation of the Golden Rule here, which is that you should aggregate others as you would wish to be aggregated yourself".