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Перевод: aggregated

[прилагательное]
совокупный; суммарный

Тезаурус:

1. The amount remaining after deducting all mandatory and discretionary exceptions is known as the Aggregated School Budget (ASB).
2. The focus of information gathering will be on aggregated information to ascertain general trends so detailed accuracy will not be as important.
3. A common problem in geographical information systems (GIS), and one which has been known about for many years in the context of choropleth mapping, is that of producing maps from population data aggregated over selected arbitrary areal units.
4. The application of the LEA's formula to the Aggregated Schools Budget produces each school's budget share .
5. AGGREGATED SCHOOLS BUDGET
6. There are anti-avoidance provisions which prevent you gaining from cunning manoeuvres such as arranging for different companies within your employer's group each to contribute a share of the total pay-out; if this is done, all the sums will be aggregated.
7. But in the next six frames he aggregated only 51 points.
8. The sponges are an important group of many-celled organisms, with the individual cells specialized for particular functions but rather loosely aggregated.
9. The need for information - essential if the "free market" espoused by the government is to work - seems to be behind the pressure for publicised performance indicators, including the aggregated results of the tests which will follow the National Curriculum.
10. Platelets are undoubtedly involved in the final occlusion of atheromatous arteries and form the major component (the "white head" of aggregated platelets) of the occlusive thrombus (Davies Thomas, 1981).
11. Oates and team-mate Richard Longman finished second in class of an aggregated result at the end of the two legs.
12. They rely heavily on evaluated, aggregated data.
13. The aggregates formed were fixed with formol and the results expressed as the percentage of platelets aggregated compared to a reference platelet count performed before the agitation.