aggregation 的定义
- a group or mass of distinct or varied things, persons, etc.: an aggregation of complainants.
- collection into an unorganized whole.
- the state of being so collected.
- Biology, Ecology. a group of organisms of the same or different species living closely together but less integrated than a society.
aggregation 近义词
collection
更多aggregation例句
- They form big aggregations, and they come to the surface in the nighttime.
- Some of these resources involve Herculean feats of data aggregation from governments around the world.
- Toutiao, for example, is the top news and information aggregation app in the country, with 275 million monthly active users.
- He says there’s a chance that the background odors of gregarious locusts could interact with 4VA to amplify the aggregation signal.
- SherloQ, powered by IBM Watson, makes the aggregation of data easier in real-time.
- The Roots now preside from a large, wooden bandstand, the aggregation having grown slightly in size.
- Flipboard: Not many apps do personalized news aggregation as fluidly and beautifully as Flipboard.
- The RealClearPolitics poll aggregation gives Obama a 48.7 - 46.3 lead over Romney.
- Six Degrees of Aggregation Michael Shapiro, Columbia Journalism Review How The Huffington Post ate the internet.
- Aggregation lives on the Cheat Sheet, the video player, and in the breaking news slot in the first big box.
- There are few species whose association is above that of mere aggregation in flight.
- All the above matters show how difficult it is to expect a community spirit in any area which is just an aggregation of houses.
- The human family is an aggregation of families; and the family, not the man nor the woman, is the unit of the state.
- Kingsville was a splendid aggregation of one house and a long platform.
- A single group or aggregation of lesions or an area of disease.