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aggregate /ag·gre·gate/ 1. (ag´rĕ-gāt) to crowd or cluster together. 2. (ag´rĕ-git) crowded or clustered together. 3. (ag´rĕ-git) a mass or assemblage.
aggregate [ag′rəgāt] Etymology: L, ad + gregare, to gather together 1 the total of a group of substances or components making up a mass or complex. Data on individual patients can be aggregated to allow conclusions about the patient population to be made. 2 See aggregation. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Users pay a one-time perpetual
license fee based only on the actual compressed capacity of data that is
centrally stored aggregately across all sites. But aggregately, during the crises of
the late 1960s, the faculty was able to act only in a manner that
undercut their president.
The 1857 Proof Set, Large Cent through Seated Dollar, lots 1741
through 1749, sold separately but aggregately realized $67,015. |
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