1. Agglomeration (countable and uncountable, plural Agglomerations) The act or process of collecting in a mass; a heaping together

2. Rounded agglomerations of Botryoidal aggregates are smaller than reniform agglomerations and considerably smaller than mammilary agglomerations.

3. America's Urban Agglomerations Urban Agglomerations are contiguous areas of continuously developed urban territories

4. Agglomeration Economies synonyms, Agglomeration Economies pronunciation, Agglomeration Economies translation, English dictionary definition of Agglomeration Economies

5. Agglomeration The most complicated environment - the one consisting of dense Agglomerations of people, their dwellings, their means of production, their roads, and their vehicles - are also the most …

6. Establishment of zones and agglomerations

7. Agglomeration of coke;

8. Agglomeration process utilizing emulsion

9. Industrial agglomeration economy index is an important measure of urban agglomeration economy effect.

10. Coalescence: as in intermingling, agglomeration

11. Synonyms for Agglomeration in Free Thesaurus

12. Agglomeration meaning, definition, what is Agglomeration: a large collection of things that do not: Learn more.

13. - until 31 December 2010 for oxidisability in agglomerations with less than 10000 inhabitants;

14. Agglomeration Definitions of Agglomeration Agglomeration is the tendency of businesses to locate and concentrate in a given area, typically due to the advantages gained by being within proximity to other businesses

15. Addition of coagulants promotes agglomeration of particles.

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17. How to use Agglomeration in a sentence.

18. What does urban Agglomeration mean? Information and translations of urban Agglomeration in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

19. This is an example of economies of agglomeration.

20. An Agglomeration of various ethnic and religious groupings

21. Dynamic agglomeration economies have recently received particular attention

22. Dynamic agglomeration economies have recently received particular attention.

23. Importance to Agglomeration across industries as a whole

24. The album is a bizarre agglomeration of styles.

25. Aggenerations; aggers; agglomerations; agglutinations; agglutinins; aggrandisements; aggrandizations; aggrandizements; aggrandizers; aggravations; aggregators; aggrievances; aggrievements; …

26. Definition of urban Agglomeration in the Definitions.net dictionary

27. Urban economies develop by capitalizing on agglomeration benefits.

28. Agglomeration may refer to: Urban Agglomeration, in standard English Megalopolis, in Chinese English, as defined in China's Standard for basic terminology of …

29. A confused or jumbled mass: "To avoid the problems of large urban Agglomerations, the state

30. Member States shall ensure that all agglomerations are provided with collecting systems for urban waste water,

31. Agglomeration diseconomies refer to the economic inefficiencies that stem from Agglomeration, such as high cost of living, shortage of biosphere reserves, and corruption, among others

32. Urban Agglomeration data have typically not been reported by the Census Bureau, the rationale being that they become progressively meaningless the larger the urban Agglomeration …

33. The Guangxi's sugar industry has the characters of industrial agglomeration.

34. Table 11-29: Treatment level of agglomerations discharging into sensitive areas, designated in 1994

35. Such methods can provide superior nanowire uniformity without agglomeration.

36. This agglomeration of funds resolves a number of problems.

37. Other articles where Agglomeration is discussed: dairy product: Spray dryers: Therefore, a process called Agglomeration was developed to “instantize” the powder, or make it more soluble

38. What is Agglomeration? Agglomeration is the process of formation of clusters of particles via gathering small particles by forming weak physical interactions with each other

39. Agglomeration seems to reflect the degree of changes in stored erythrocytes.

40. Starch in use, is generally always destroy aggregates causes swelling agglomeration.

41. Therefore, in general, one agglomeration is served by one treatment plant.

42. The agglomeration was 84,814 inhabitants and the urban area 117,381 inhabitants.

43. 1) Technological change, agglomeration economies, firm deployment strategies and regions.

44. Some states counted administrative areas as urban units, and some counted agglomerations of a certain number of people.

45. All kinds of agglomeration economies give reason to such locational competition

46. There are also economic geography models, where there are agglomeration incentives.

47. GuanZi · QingZhong is an agglomeration of currency thoughts of ancient China.

48. India's 27.8 percent urban population lives in more than 5,100 towns and over 380 urban agglomerations.

49. removal of very small currants, agglomerations of currants, bits of stalk and plant matter from the vineyard,

50. A confused or jumbled mass: "To avoid the problems of large urban Agglomerations, the state decentralized …

51. removal of very small currants, agglomerations of currants, bits of stalk and plant matter from the vineyard

52. All kinds of agglomeration economies give reason to such locational competition.

53. 23 synonyms for Agglomeration: mass, collection, pile, cluster, lump, stack, heap, rick

54. Agglomeration The Agglomeration process consists of the transportation and collision of particles, and the attachment of the particles, followed by either disruption or cementation of the attached particles

55. Agglomeration drums used in mining applications are designed to handle high capacities

56. An Agglomeration is a messy cluster or jumbled collection of various elements. Agglomeration is often used to refer to groupings of miscellaneous things—such as various types of objects or even …

57. For many agglomerations and/or treatment plants different loads were reported for the years 1998 and 1999.

58. At the end of 2000, Ireland had 28 agglomerations above 15 000 p.e., which discharged into "normal areas".

59. Economies of agglomeration refer to the benefits resulting from the clustering of activities.

60. As opposed to this, modern agglomerations will be best off, not least because of their stronger power to shift the burden.

61. The Alitame may be coated by an encapsulating agent applied by spray drying, fluid bed coating, fiber spinning or coacervation techniques, agglomeration, and fixation or entrapment/absorption plus encapsulation or agglomeration.

62. Agglomeration is when particles stick together and form groups which are loosely attached

63. External scale economies are also often the source of agglomeration of economic activity.

64. Batch Agglomeration caters to small volumes, as well as, truck load quantities

65. Agglomeration definition is - the action or process of collecting in a mass

66. Conglomeration and agglomeration are synonyms, except when used as geological or business terms

67. The four largest urban agglomerations Greater Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi and Chennai are home to 15% of India's urban population.

68. - at the latest by 31 December 2000 for all discharges from agglomerations of more than 15 000 p.e.

69. Constituents of lemons in chilled or frozen form, including in the form of agglomerations of natural lemon cells

70. Most people stand in awe of these agglomerations of power, admit their inability to fight them, and submit.

71. Agglomeration, the sticking of particles to one another or to solid surfaces, is a natural phenomenon. For powders and bulk solids, Agglomeration can be unwanted, resulting in uncontrolled buildup, caking, bridging, or lumping.

72. 6). The protomerite contains in addition to the usual cell organites cytoplasmic agglomerations consisting of endoplasmic reticulum, ribonucleoprotein and peripheric mitochondria.

73. While activities tend to agglomerate to draw benefits from economies of scale and agglomeration.

74. Arsenal: noun accumulation , agglomeration , ammassment , conglomeration , depository , garnering , reservoir , storage , treasury See also: repository

75. Further agglomeration of cells into super-cells, super-super-cells, etc. are also described.

76. Therefore, these data do no seem to show the real size of the agglomerations and use to capacity of plants.

77. The definition of an Agglomeration is a mass of varied parts, or the act of amassing various parts. A junkyard full of old tires, car parts and steering wheels is an example of an Agglomeration

78. Synonyms for Caking include coagulation, clotting, coalescence, congealing, gelling, jelling, setting, agglomeration, concentration and concretion

79. Both Abovementioned procedures cover inter alia the specific case of the Algeciras Bay and agglomeration

80. Plastic Agglomerator plastic film agglomeration is a very good and useful part for plastic recycling