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agregação espanyol
conglomerado A mass, assemblage, or sum of particulars; something consisting of elements but considered as a whole.
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Examples for "aggregate"
Examples for "aggregate"
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However, the underlying intracellular mechanisms leading to product aggregate formation remain unknown.
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Anonymous, de-identified, or aggregate information is not Personal Information as used herein.
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The aggregate funding status before the financial crisis was at 100 percent.
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Background: Conventional analyses present aggregate data, masking late responders and efficacy reductions.
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This measure will aggregate the living conditions of all Yemenis, he said.
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At that moment the subject referred to in that mighty conglomeration reappeared.
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Wasn't this ramshackle conglomeration of incompetents supposed to be a military division?
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To her it was a wonderful conglomeration of everything great and mighty.
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Why just this kind of conglomeration should achieve such results is interesting.
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It was a conglomeration of swamps, forests, deserts-allfilled with wild beasts.
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It was not a congeries of separated particles, but a connected whole.
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And this secondary or modifying congeries of facts our author announces as primary.
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Every system is a constellation and every constellation is a congeries.
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Because France was not a nation, only a congeries of individualities.
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Nature is a vast congeries of mechanical substances pervaded by mindless forces of vitality.
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The South-Sea House, remodelled, is now a congeries of offices.
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The Dinka are a congeries of independent tribes in the valley of the White Nile.
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The right novel is never a congeries of novelle, as might appear to the uninspired.
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Compared with one of the Pisans' pulpits they form a congeries rather than a composition.
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I don't feel like a ghost, and I no longer see others as congeries of atoms.
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We were in a congeries of tents.
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The congeries of rice fields was fringed, where the water supply had given out, with upland cultivation.
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Lavoutte, on the right bank, is a picturesque congeries of red-tiled houses massed round a square château.
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On examining these tufts with a telescope, they will be found to consist of congeries of stars.
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The old Soho congeries were breaking up.
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She looked out at the Natural History Museum, its congeries of dull brick buildings spread across several blocks.