10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AGGREGATIVELY»
Discover the use of
aggregatively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aggregatively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Annual Review
(2002) identified 22 species of aggregatively spawning reef fishes that are of
priority concern to conservation (Table 4). Characteristics of reef fishes making
them especially vulnerable are attaining large maximum sizes, being long-lived,
...
R. N. Gibson, R. J. A. Atkinson, J. D. M. Gordon, 2004
2
The Making of Index Numbers: A Study of Their Varieties, ...
If written in the above form they may readily be combined aggregatively by
adding the two above numerators for the new numerator and adding the two
denominators for the new denominator. Likewise the aggregatives (Formula 53
and 59) ...
3
Asian Marine Biology 18 (2001)
The feeding types for shell-drilled prey were defined as follows: (1), 'Drilling':
engaged in drilling the shell of the prey; (2), 'Solitary feeding', i.e., occupying the
drilled hole and feeding alone; (3), 'Dominant feeding', i.e., feeding aggregatively
...
4
Fate of the Nation State
If value—individualism is the claim that only lives of individuals aggregatively
understood have ultimate value and that all collective entities derive their value
from the contribu— tion that they make to the material life of each individual taken
...
5
Ethics, Efficiency, and the Market
A system is said to be Aggregatively Efficient if it employs all available productive
resources; Aggregatively Inefficient if it does not. Critics of the market often argue
that that system is Aggregatively Inefficient because it regularly suffers from ...
6
Fluid Mechanics for Chemical Engineers with Microfluidics ...
10.8 Bubbles in Aggregatively Fluidized Beds The ultimate goal of this section is
to examine the interaction between two gas regimes—that in the rising bubbles
and that in the particulate phase—for aggregatively fluidized beds. The treatment
...
7
General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics: An Introduction
Then E I ((X,, P,-),T) is aggregatively similar to E at 2. Let E I ((X,-,P,-), (Yk),r) be
an economy, suppose (yi),p*) is a competitive equilibrium for E, and define: Z
TIfzgR"]P*-z§P*-r+2rk(P*)lkIl Then, as you can easily prove, E I ((X,,P,-),T) is ...
8
Pragmatism Ascendent: A Yard of Narrative, a Touch of Prophecy
We share them aggregatively, cooperatively, because we are ourselves
individual, individuatable selves; but we are also culturally formed and
transformed, ensemble, by virtue of learning to share these complex things
effectively. Hence, we ...
9
Knowing without Thinking: Mind, Action, Cognition and the ...
'Collective' here signifies a kind of property of the properties of human or
enlanguaged societies that cannot first be attributed, aggregatively, to the
members of that (or any) society but constitutively enable them to function as the (
socially ...
10
Ethical Theory: An Anthology
But because cost to the agent is to be assessed aggregatively rather than
iteratively, the rule does not require one to help another in great need whenever
the cost ofhelping on thatparticular occasion is modest. Having to help others
whenever ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AGGREGATIVELY»
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aggregatively is used in the context of the following news items.
NDIC pays N97b to 528000 liquidated banks' depositors
“The annual report normally summarises the health status of the industry but aggregatively all the banks in the country are relatively healthy.”. «The Nation Newspaper, Jun 15»
Operating profit of SBBJ has grown by 25 percent: Jyoti Ghosh
Aggregatively there were 26 additions over close to Rs 10 crore and above loans but then taking it across the year, I expect that we will be ... «Indiainfoline, Jan 15»
