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Перевод: agglomerate

[прилагательное]
нагроможденный;
[существительное]
скопление; нагромождение; агломерат ;
[глагол]
скоплять; скопляться; собирать; собираться

Тезаурус:

1. "Instead, we have been able to invent a totally new form, an agglomerate.
2. There is clearly no logical inconsistency involved in claiming, on the one hand, that relations must be regarded as a sub-species of properties (in the broad sense of the latter term), and assuming that the world is an agglomerate of many different entities, on the other.
3. The money sloshing around allowed new wave companies to agglomerate, service the raiders and beneficiaries of Big Bang and create demands which people didn't even know they had.
4. Remuneration planning remains an activity of growing importance for search firms such as Tyzack, as companies agglomerate and national compensation characteristics clash.
5. 1 There is a tendency for human activities to agglomerate to take advantage of scale economies, meaning the savings in costs by concentrating activities at common locations.
6. As the lava cools down further, to a dull red, more and more chilled fragments remain on the surface, and these small particles soon agglomerate together, forming progressively larger plates or rafts which cover the surface of the flow, the hot lava itself only glowing through in the cracks between rafts.
7. The movement is thought to be aided by copepods, 1-mm-long zooplankton that ingest the smallest particles, agglomerate them in their guts and expel them as large and heavier pieces that sink before they can escape to the sea.
8. With music video, the industrial interdependence of previously separate businesses is enmeshed in a new multi-media agglomerate, as the film, music and television industries combine to develop and exploit this new form.
9. In the larger exhibition area, the Austrian artist has created an architectural structure of monochrome agglomerate tiles and pieces of carpet of every shape and colour, while the smaller room accommodates a three-dimensional work in plexiglass.