Similar words: agglomerate, conglomeration, conglomerate, exaggeration, enumeration, operation, iteration, operations. Meaning: [ə‚glɒmə'reɪʃn] n. 1. a jumbled collection or mass 2. the act of collecting in a mass; the act of agglomerating.
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1. With agglomeration of settlements, some village churches were downgraded and abandoned; others became our parish churches.
2. He argued that agglomeration diseconomies were the prime explanation for the decentralization.
3. Most people stand in awe of these agglomerations of power, admit their inability to fight them, and submit.
4. The album is a bizarre agglomeration of styles.
5. Addition of coagulants promotes agglomeration of particles.
6. This agglomeration of funds resolves a number of problems.
7. Industrial agglomeration economy index is an important measure of urban agglomeration economy effect.
8. The functions of their diffuseness, orientation, agglomeration, catalyzer and controls are indispensable factors of science development.
9. The agglomeration and sintering of fine particles can necessitate a lowering in temperature of operation.
10. Human Capital agglomeration plays an important part in the realization and improvement of Human Capital value.
11. GuanZi · QingZhong is an agglomeration of currency thoughts of ancient China.
12. A promising process, oil agglomeration flotation(OAF), has been developed for the recycling of ultrafine molybdenite resources from a molybdenum mine tailings in Zhejiang.
13. The rates of leaching deliquescence and agglomeration of the tested fertilizers are also examined.
14. The relations that fractal dimension between agglomeration state(sentencedict.com), fabrication condition and powder properties were discussed.
15. The function of agglomeration and disagglomeration of mesh structure were expounded. The shear force acted on the solid-liquid two phases was discussed.
16. Some states counted administrative areas as urban units, and some counted agglomerations of a certain number of people.
17. Water is then added and mixing continued until the agglomeration is of a wet, yet stiff, consistency.
18. Among the core cities in Tokyo Megalopolis , relatively distinct functional division and cooperation system has formed, which makes the global region exert the advantage of agglomeration.
19. In fundamental studies, the coated iron nanoparticles are of interest as the coating prevents the nanoparticles from agglomeration and surface oxidation.
20. The Guangxi's sugar industry has the characters of industrial agglomeration.
21. The influence of amount of wood coal addition on the agglomeration of pack boriding agent with borax has been discussed.
22. Nonetheless,(sentence dictionary) that was not how the other princes and states viewed mighty agglomeration of Habsburg power.
23. Starch in use, is generally always destroy aggregates causes swelling agglomeration.
24. Practice prove, application of casting technique of lost pattern in production of agglomeration machine trail fixed screen grate, its surface quality and pe...
25. The rubber antioxidant is of excellent ageing resistance and is free from problems of serious color deterioration, fusion and agglomeration.
26. Taihu Lake drainage area is one of the four city agglomeration regions in our country.
27. Besides, the influences of sound pressure level, residence time and initial total number concentration on agglomeration were investigated.
28. A further study on the effect of gibbsite particle size on its agglomeration kinetics is in order, since previous studies tell us different results.
29. The Hajie Festival is the bailment of the ideal pursuit and aesthetic sentiment of Jing, is the symbol of the ethnic cohesion and self-identity, also is the important manner of agglomeration of Jing.
30. The buffer storage shed is of steel structure, mainly storing coke, iron scurf and spheric agglomeration. The silica shall be stored on exposed place.
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