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Significados de agglomeration em inglês

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Extended city or town area comprising the built-up area of a central place and its suburbs.

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Uso de agglomeration em inglês
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Newspace was nothing but an agglomeration of the easily Googlable, after all.
Future Lovecraft
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I think that the returns of agglomeration are very high, right?
Wired
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In samples conditioned for 1 h or more, ENP agglomeration rates varied significantly.
Pubmed
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The objections go back to the legal agglomeration enshrining black-cab rights.
The Guardian
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Suddenly your integrity is being questioned by an agglomeration of wire and silicon.
Terminal Compromise
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Here they appear a motley congregation, a curious agglomeration of seediness.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 447 / Volume 18, New Series, J...
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That will hardly kill off superstar cities or end agglomeration effects.
The economist
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Physical format may also radically alter, changing ENP stability and agglomeration state within seconds.
Pubmed
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The explanation, many thought, lay in the agglomeration effects of bringing together knowledge workers.
The economist
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That was all London was beyond its center, an agglomeration of dull little towns.
Atonement
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Lost amid a dizzying agglomeration of decayed fantasy in brick.
The last page
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It is only an agglomeration of holes, craters, circles, a vertiginous network of crests.
The Moon-Voyage
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What can prevent such an agglomeration from falling to pieces?
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 1, January, 1864
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Economists have a posh way of describing the reason for this big-small disparity: agglomeration effects.
The Guardian
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The desultory agglomeration of never so definitely rendered details necessarily leaves the civilized appreciation cold.
French Art: Classic and Contemporary Painting and Sculpture
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No agglomeration of animals indicated that life was developed there, even in an inferior degree.
The Moon-Voyage