"Aggregate number" refers to a total or combined quantity of something. It represents the sum of individual numbers or data points.
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We usually look
at aggregate numbers and comment on how employment is down, jobs are sparse, and employers are picky.
We therefore ask you to help make it possible for Google to publish in our Transparency Report
aggregate numbers of national security requests, including FISA disclosures — in terms of both the number we receive and their scope.
Giving each game a «quality score,» an EEDAR
aggregate number like MetaCritic, the survey looked at more than 3,000 games from 2006 to 2008 and found that only 2 percent of games for the Wii and DS scored 85 or higher.
But in the exam rooms, where the patients receive uncommonly close attention and the future doctors gain invaluable experience and inspiration, it's not
about aggregate numbers.
The California Learning Resource Network (CLRN) has stood out, however, as one group trying to fill the data gap about what's happening in California's schools — and it's done its work in a nuanced way that gives a reasonably meaningful picture, not just high -
level aggregate numbers.
So, for those who have businesses with high amounts of spending in these categories, you can earn a
greater aggregate number of Ultimate Rewards.
A straightforward comparison of the adoption and emissions results with other sources is not possible, due to the specificities of the feedstock considered herein, since all other global energy system models
consider aggregate numbers for biomass and waste.
The awards are based on a number of factors, including the feedback received in the ongoing research process, past performance in the research and the
overall aggregate number of weighted votes cast in their favour.
In a paper titled «Systemization of Knowledge,»
Bano aggregates a number of different consensus protocols, including proof - of - work (which bitcoin uses) and proof - of - stake, and compares them, in order to figure out where development is wanting.
Under Realtors Care, we're going to
include aggregate numbers to show what all real estate boards and associations do in Canada to help their communities.
The language is vague otherwise, but shared on «an ISBN and channel level» makes me assume this isn't by book title (our John Grisham books sell x copies) but by batch, verified by computer?????? at the ISBN level and sent out
at aggregate numbers.
First train the microscope on
the aggregate numbers — in other words, on broad industrial sectors.
The Compensation Committee reduced
the aggregate number of shares subject to the stock option grants to each of Ms. Catz and Mr. Hurd from a stock option for 5 million shares in fiscal 2014 to a stock option for 2.75 million shares in fiscal 2015 (which includes a special one - time stock option award for 500,000 shares each in connection with their appointment to CEO).
Therefore, while
the aggregate number of newspapers sold may have increased, Meyer believes that the more telling figure reveals that the number of papers circulated per household steadily declined.
Foley's total of $ 8.2 million is
an aggregate number that includes $ 1.35 million in public financing from his primary campaign.
Since we fail to focus attention on increasing
the aggregate number of Americans capable of achieving radical innovation or starting new entrepreneurial endeavors, we have likely sacrificed any number of start - ups that could have led to a Fortune 500 company or the next Facebook.
But perhaps
these aggregate numbers are hiding a lot of mismatch at the level of individual programs.
No matter what
the aggregate numbers demonstrate, imposing a nationwide policy would certainly compromise the operation of schools that have no taint of any purported civil - rights violation.
Ben then notes that some successful charter experiments involve new resources, but this is again not
an aggregate number, and Ben ignores the many cases where substantial new resources into districts delivered no results.
Prior to this year, networks could hide results from lower - performing schools within the network's
aggregate numbers.
Even if
their aggregate numbers ended up being huge, I don't care for the ecosystem.
We use this functionality to track which links were clicked and in what quantity, as well as
the aggregate number of links clicked.
This capability helps us send email in a format users can read and enables us to track
the aggregate number of emails opened.
But
the aggregate numbers we have been able to gather this week, and which we hope to build on in the weeks and months ahead, show a different picture.
Limits are
aggregate numbers, so if you have $ 15,000 of New Jersey renters insurance personal property coverage and a total loss like a fire, you'll be splitting that limit between everyone covered by the policy.
GMO Click reported its transaction proportion of loss occurrence during December 2016,
aggregating the number of accounts whose total monthly income has settled into negative territory.