Sentences with phrase «as an aggregate»

Behavior is analyzed in terms of a total pattern and not simply as an aggregate of parts.

We may receive reports based on the use of these technologies by these companies on an individual as well as aggregated basis.

When material does need to be brought on to the site, we've been careful to identify local suppliers of materials such as aggregate and timber.

If you give 1 person 1000 bucks, and 1000 people each 1 buck, they got the same as an aggregate.

We may receive reports based on the use of these technologies by such companies on an individual as well as aggregated basis.

Track your team's progress as the aggregate results determine your club's position in the league table.

1 The maximum requirement is determined as the aggregate margin requirement against uncovered option positions on the same side of the market for an individual underlying security.

This is happening as aggregate earnings forecasts have continued to rise.

But the atom or the cell are not adequately described as an aggregate.

Nevertheless, as an aggregate figure the «headline» unemployment figure and rate can only tell part of the story.

However, the 99 % own more corporate stock as an aggregate.

Each individual criteria as an isolated element are not strict but when combined as an aggregate screen the goal is to create a list of potential value candidates.

Sometimes the sculptor captures that sequence within a single form, or creates a sequence of forms as an aggregate piece.

We represent clients in one - off as well as aggregated cases involving thousands of plaintiffs.

Unfortunately, as noted above, there's currently no way to measure in AS aggregates in the CSF.

The index is up 7.4 per cent from the same quarter last year, almost twice as much as the aggregate index for other countries.

They are saying that they see no systemic risk from the problem, which may be correct, so long as the aggregate reduction in housing prices does not cause a cascade of failure in the mortgage market, which I view as unlikely.

At that time, the main data sources on consumer debt consisted of loan - level data sets on specific categories of loans, such as mortgages, as well as aggregated data on household sector debt from the Board of Governors» Flow of Funds statistical release.

These usually precede recessions, which often lead to falling interest rates as aggregate demand lessens.

It has been shown that mouse IAPP is not amyloidogenic and does not accumulate as aggregates in the pancreas (Westermark et al., 1990; Janson et al., 1999; Ritzel and Butler, 2003).

In the brain, however, the situation is reversed, with AS aggregates outnumbering monomers outside of the neurons themselves.

The maturity benefit is defined as the aggregate of Sum Assured, vested bonuses and any Terminal Bonus subject to a minimum of 101 % of premiums paid.

Long - term Treasury bonds rose, but not as much as the aggregate index.

At other times with this passivity in the pews the listeners function mainly as private consumers, more as an aggregate of individuals than as a corporate body.

Also, it seems more reasonable to think of these periodic events as aggregate events which are the outcome of coordinated activities of constituent occasions than to think of them as acts of single individuals (although Whitehead does identify subatomic pulses with single actual occasions).

Shenzhen - based BitKan offers Bitcoin - related tools and services such as aggregated news, mining monitoring and price alerts.

Most cases however are settled out of court with ICBC and thousands of cases are used as an aggregate guide as all cases are assessed individually.

A per - claim limit is the maximum amount that an insurer will pay on an individual claim made under a policy, in some cases this limit may be the same as the aggregate limit (but in this case if the first claim is at or above the threshold — no further claims may be made against the insurer on the policy) or it may be set at a fraction of the value of the policy.

Why would you treat non-rich people as an aggregate?

The state would thus be born as an aggregate volition of a certain group, with common allegiances, and mirroring their sensibilities.

We may also collect non-personal information relating to Members, such as aggregated Participating Hotel stay data, responses to surveys and / or promotional offers, communication preferences, travel patterns (e.g., frequency of travel, frequent destinations, etc.) or use of the Stash Sites.

Antibodies produced by such people's B - cells were screened first for their ability to bind AS aggregates in vitro, and then for their ability to interdict the cell - to - cell transmission of AS between isolated neurons — a key point at which to arrest the spread of AS pathology acrosss the brain.

Although it's important to acknowledge and understand the differences, the best - case scenario for everyone is that we look at the strengths of women and men as an aggregate force and allow space for variant thinking, working styles, decision - making approaches, and ultimately capacity to lead.

Serving as the aggregate component of your company identity, your brand is often responsible for formulating first impressions, building familiarity in the public, growing your reputation, and ultimately, securing the long - term loyalty of your customers.

Yes, Facebook as aggregated lots of folks, but their messaging systems, in their micro-universe, is no substitute for a proper web strategy.

The sunset over the bay That you and I enjoyed each day Falls on us equally as an aggregate percentage.

We have a prehensive unity, which is yet held apart as an aggregate of contained parts....

Leclerc (this volume) has clearly shown that stability of hierarchically structured wholes (of a low or high level of complexity) is incompatible with the understanding of such wholes as aggregates (see also Leclerc 1972, Chs.

The draw was however able to get them through to the final as the aggregate score ended 3 - 2 in favor of the Catalonians, despite finishing the game with nine men as Luis Suarez and Sergi Roberto saw red cards along with Madrid's Yannick Carrasco.

The theory on the modern state is commonly traced back to Thomas Hobbes» Leviathan, who defined the state as an aggregate of the plurality of all men «onto one will».

He cautions, however, that more research is needed over a wider range of management and climatic conditions, particularly since studies of fertilizers» impacts on soil structural properties, such as aggregate stability, are currently few.

A security researcher by trade, Caselden developed a series of tools allowing fellow participants to streamline their searches and visualize their results, as well as aggregate various user statistics.

For those regions, union into larger economic domains, thereby increasing the diversity of goods and services (and of the economic web itself) as well as the aggregate market, may help yield supracritical growth.