agglomerate in English
a multimedia agglomerate
companies agglomerate multiple sites such as chains of stores
A short agglomerate cork suggests that the bottler had little regard for the ageing ability of this wine, while a particularly long cork is indicative at least of ambition or optimism.
Use "agglomerate" in a sentence
1. Why agglomerate drop a hair?
2. 3 synonyms for Agglomerative: agglomerate, agglomerated, clustered
3. Did you observe any agglomerate in the experiment?
4. These small particles agglomerate together to form larger clusters.
5. Synonyms: agglomerate; Cumulation; cumulus; heap; mound; pile
6. The insulin derivatives bind serum albumin or agglomerate in vivo.
7. The system determine the size and distribution of the agglomerate.
8. Agglomerate block cell In 1871 Leclanché dispensed with the porous pot and replaced it with a pair of "agglomerate blocks", attached to the carbon plate by rubber bands.
9. As the rubber droplets lose the acetone solvent, they become tacky and agglomerate.
10. Method for manufacturing sheets of agglomerate material using dielectric heating and associated plant
11. in the combustion gas flow causes the small and smallest particles to agglomerate.
12. While activities tend to agglomerate to draw benefits from economies of scale and agglomeration.
13. There are different types (natural, agglomerate, colmated, twin-top) and grades of wine Corks …
14. The activating and sintering characteristics of hydroxyapatite agglomerate treated by shock wave were studied.
15. In general, fine particles tend to clump and agglomerate if they are moist or tacky.
16. As adjectives the difference between agglomerate and Agglutinate is that agglomerate is collected into a ball, heap, or mass while Agglutinate is united with glue or as with glue; cemented together
17. Coalescence is a process whereby fluid molecules agglomerate (come together) to form a larger whole.
18. Agglomerate the core power of the company and become one of best companies in China.
19. Aaagghhhh, aggalleon, aggarwal, agger, aggerate, aggeration, Aggerose, aggi, aggie, aggies, agglomerant, agglomerate, agglomerated, agglomerates, agglomeratic
20. Purification treatment container and purification treatment method for alkaline earth metal oxide agglomerate having contaminated surface
21. The shape of this galaxy indicates an obvious tendency for its matter to agglomerate.
22. Does the Xinjiang A La Er City eleven agglomerate of three supervise the area telephone number?
23. As verbs the difference between agglomerate and Agglutinate is that agglomerate is to wind or collect into a ball; hence, to gather into a mass or anything like a mass while Agglutinate is to unite
24. 13 synonyms for Cumulation: acCumulation, aggregation, amassment, assemblage, collection, congeries, gathering, mass, heap, pile, agglomerate, cumulus, mound.
25. This precludes both the need to add aggregates and to use pretreatment plants to agglomerate the dust.
26. A large number of floating populations from countryside invade the cities, and are tending to agglomerate.
27. (Laughter) Finally, oysters can attenuate and agglomerate onto each other and form these amazing natural reef structures.
28. By this method, adamantane whose particles do not agglomerate together or cake and having stable quality can be obtained.
29. Will placental abluent cut agglomerate, slow fire and aweto are boiled in all, stew ripe hind slightly spice edible.
30. Other articles where Volcanic Breccia is discussed: agglomerate: Upon accumulation, blocks form Breccia, which are solid angular fragments larger than 64 mm.
31. The sinter plant includes all the plant for sintering prior to being charged into the balst-furnace and to agglomerate.
32. The Machadodorp tuff and agglomerate, which is higher-lying than the Ongeluck lave, is known only from the Eastern Transvaal.
33. Aggenerate agger aggerate aggeration aggerose aggers agger's aggest Aggeus aggie aggies Aggie's aggiornamenti aggiornamento aggiornamentos aggiornamento's agglomerant agglomerate agglomerated agglomerates agglomeratic agglomerating agglomeration …
34. Agglomerative - clustered together but not coherent; "an agglomerated flower head" agglomerate , agglomerated , clustered collective - forming a whole or aggregate
35. The water-resistant agglomerates are formed such as by pelletizing, followed by drying to remove moisture and solidify the humic acid binder throughout the agglomerate.
36. Plastic Agglomerator can be used to agglomerate the LD & HD PE films, PET fibers, plastic threads and straps, and other plastic products with thickness less than 2mm.
37. Aggenerating aggeneration Aggenerations agger aggerate aggerated aggerates aggerating aggeration aggerations aggerose aggers aggest aggested aggestest aggesteth aggesting aggests aggie aggies aggiornamenti aggiornamento aggiornamentoes aggiornamentos agglomerant agglomerants agglomerate agglomerated agglomerates agglomeratic agglomerating
38. The protocorm accumulates a few starch grains, more voluminous and more numerous at the posterior pole, that agglomerate around the nucleus; but during the development, these rapidly disappear from the cells.
39. The solid agglomerate resulting from pelleting provides a high calorific power upon combustion, and the resulting liquid is left with a very low content of nitrogenous compounds and dissolved organic-material residues, phosphorus and organic contaminants or heavy metals.
40. Further, over prolonged periods of time, the extracted materials tend to Agglutinize or agglomerate and form a dark suspension that substantially deteriorates the appearance of a plant display system which includes such a high amount of bisulfite therein
41. See agglomerate ‘Scott concluded his 1996 study by presenting his vision of a twenty-first-century production complex in which Agglomerative forces accelerate through time as actors seek to increase the total stock of agglomeration economies.’
42. Calumnious scanner device pomnikowy (adj.) emulsible agglomerate insurance purchasing group Suffix zur Bildung von Ordnungszahlen bi-wir (n.) amount of progress, amount of separation, avoid emotional involvement, avoid supporting, closeness allowing some activity, coolness or aloofness, difference in rank, far-off place, ideological gulf
43. Bandaite agglomerate matrix (weathered surface) Montserrat, West Indies Path from Blake's to Trant's, Centre Hills, Montserrat (1936) M : 77 1937 MR 16438: Porous glassy hornblendic xenolith in hornblende pyroxene Bandaite Montserrat, West Indies Field between Galway's and White River Ghaut, Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat (1936)
44. A catalyst structure body for a fuel cell includes an agglomerate structure in which agglomerates each formed by aggregation of a catalyst-supporting carbon in which a catalyst is supported on a surface of a carbon have gathered, and a polymer having proton conductivity.
45. Adpressed: lying against Adventitous: having roots arising all along the stem, instead of just basally Affinis: the same or similar ambiguous Afoliate: leafless Ageotropic: growing up against gravity, ie roots of Catasetum, Ansella and Grammatophylum Aggregate: clustered together, close set Agglomerate: crowded together in a head
46. Cumulation: 1 n a collection of objects laid on top of each other Synonyms: agglomerate , cumulus , heap , mound , pile Types: show 10 types hide 10 types compost heap , compost pile a heap of manure and vegetation and other organic residues that are decaying to become compost dunghill , midden , muckheap , muckhill a heap of dung or
47. I think the idea of big data was brought into the discussion by the Israeli side in the context of emphasizing on how technology can now be used to agglomerate vast amounts of information and then bring it to bear on individual field or individual farmer’s effort whether that is in water utilization, for the ideal time to cutting a crop, what should be planted in that area, the soil conditions was one of the issues that was mentioned actually.