Similar words: aggregate demand, aggregate, aggregate supply, aggregate output, aggregator, aggregating, aggregation, disaggregation. Meaning: ['ægrɪgət] 
adj. gathered or tending to gather into a mass or whole.
adj. gathered or tending to gather into a mass or whole. 
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61. Different types of preference information need to have different aggregated approaches.
62. The FanOut and FanIn mediation primitives were introduced in WebSphere ESB V6.1, enabling information to be aggregated from numerous services.
63. With the advent of cloud computing, resources are used as an aggregated virtual computer.
64. The results showed that the distribution of the plants in the natural conditions was in the form of " aggregated patch" and separated by sex due to its strong rhizomatous growth behaviour.
65. Removing the check from the Use WSDL imports check-box refreshes the WSDL output area with a version of the WSDL aggregated document without the use of imports.
66. A special kind of polygynous mating system where aggregated males display and females attend primarily for the purpose of fertilisation.
67. If the results of the spawned computations need to be aggregated before the program moves on to the next instruction,(www.Sentencedict.com) the programmer simply inserts the command "sync."
68. Plant dioecious. Flowers unisexual ; umbels 5 to many flowered, aggregated at leaf axils or lateral on branches.
69. The goods in question can be aggregated into a single commodity - energy - with a single price index, allowing one to speak about a single energy market.
70. A substantial portion of the solution is aggregated to form units of colloidal size.
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