Synonym: accumulate, add up, amount to, compile, total. Antonym: segregate. Similar words: aggression, aggressive, aggravate, gregarious, negate, delegate, variegated, aggrandize. Meaning: ['ægrɪgət] n. 1. a sum total of many heterogenous things taken together 2. the whole amount. v. 1. amount in the aggregate to 2. gather in a mass, sum, or whole. adj. 1. gathered or tending to gather into a mass or whole 2. formed of separate units in a cluster.
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121) In contrast, this ratio does not seem to have played much of a direct role in explaining rising aggregate labour supply.
122) You can ring the changes by exposing the aggregate and creating a rough surface texture if you find a smooth finish uninspiring.
123) Suppose there is a rise in aggregate demand brought about by an expansionary fiscal policy.
124) The most beneficial projects should then be selected until the aggregate resources estimated equal those allocated to new projects in Figure 2.6.
125) The aggregate supply curve slope can be explained along rational expectations lines due to misperceptions of prices.
126) A lot of the materials, such as concrete aggregate, must be produced locally because shipping costs would be exorbitant.
127) High interest rates are used to control the growth of aggregate demand in the economy by increasing the cost of borrowing.
128) The government has instruments, particularly monetary and debt policy, with which it can offset the aggregate effects of taxes.
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129) A third modification is to introduce an explicit private-sector aggregate demand shock and to eliminate the random component of monetary growth.
130) With a steep L curve and a shallow I curve, the effect on aggregate demand will be much greater.
131) United won 5-3 on aggregate.
132) The money collected will aggregate a thousand dollars.
133) Aggregate demand is falling sharply below aggregate supply.
134) In aggregate this situation is untenable.
135) Adipose tissue aggregate of fat cells.
136) Aggregate stability comes from a stable central tendency.
137) The effect of the coarse and fine aggregate on initial mechanical properties of concrete in the steam curing is studied.
138) Analytic functions compute an aggregate value based on a group of rows.
139) We confirm on population and city-aggregate manufacturing data that such aggregate measures of activity in cities are highly robust to temporary shocks even of immense size.
140) Every statistical parameter and standard value can be used or consulted in using design method of probability ultimate state to analyse coal gange light aggregate concrete basic products.
141) Composing: This stain acrylic acid kind of monomer aggregate but become'copolymer.
142) Market maker system and aggregate auction system are two basic pricing mechanism in securities market.
143) The fine aggregate is the micro - particle which is machine - made by rock is mainly less than 0.
144) Contractor's liability is limited to a reasonable level, with its aggregate liability under the contract and the liquidated damages capped, and normally excluding consequential damage.
145) Slices from the top, bottom, sides and bulk of each specimen were examined by methanol exchange, quantitative determination of coarse and fine aggregate and backscattered electron imaging in the SEM.
146) Thus its aggregate capacity to inflict damage is greater than its absolute institutional power.
147) The glasphalt is defined as asphalt concrete containing glass cullet as part of the aggregate.
148) We should never aggregate votes to predict results under another system.
149) Although a great deal of studies has been done for casual link between energy consumption and economic growth, few results are available for causality between total resource use and aggregate output.
150) The molecular arrangement in disklike aggregate and its two dimensional equal-rate growth characteristic were deduced by using effective dipole-moment model.
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