agglomeration
Example Sentences
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At heart it has been an exercise in what economists call "comparative advantage" and "agglomeration" - a collection of things.
From BBC
Instead, it is an agglomeration of mutually exclusive cultures established separately on the continent at different times by different peoples, each based on its own disparate “habits, beliefs, customs, values, and ideals.”
However, copper's thermal stability typically weakens near that temperature, leading to particle agglomeration and loss of activity.
From Science Daily
To the usual agglomeration of humans, half-humans, humanoid robots and outer space beasts, “Alien: Earth” adds a new variety of beings, upon which it builds the series’ central metaphor/literary reference: J.M.
From Los Angeles Times
Rather than comprising an agglomeration of smaller vessels, each of these cities is designed to be built on enormous concrete platforms suspended on the water.
From New York Times
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