agglomerate

Any ash in which they are very abundant is called an agglomerate.

It had a lower internal resistance than either of the above (porous and agglomerate).

The current population of Pune urban agglomerate is over 5 million.

'Instead, we have been able to invent a totally new form, an agglomerate.

Standing describes the precariat as an agglomerate of several different social groups: the immigrants, the young educated people, and the industrial working class.

Niterói is a town with a high quality of life and a centre of agglomerate made up by rich families.

A synchronic system is not a mere agglomerate of contemporaneous phenomena catalogued.

Most Champagne corks are made with cork agglomerate, a mixture of chopped cork and glue.

BDL won't be available to handle it off-planet, of course, but some agglomerate will take us on.

Frequently, two natural cork disks are affixed to the bottom of the cork to serve as a buffer between agglomerate and the wine.

This would complete the EU's development as a culturally divided agglomerate, which is powerless, if not politically enslaved.

The stone, which from miles away looked like layers of some grand confection, was up close a complex agglomerate of many textures and embedded crystals.

According to a census conducted in 2011, Kathmandu metropolis alone has 975,453 inhabitants; and the agglomerate has a population of more than 2.5 million inhabitants.

The greater danger is that the entire agglomerate of competitions is becoming one vast audition and marketing device for dancers and organizers.

Seismological eruptions of the European psyche had thrown up a mass of agglomerate that half-buried nearby terraces.

Behind the dolerite, to the south, the vent is filled with pyroclastic rocks that break down more easily, mostly a coarse tuff agglomerate.

The pyroclastic series base consists of agglomerate with carbonatite volcanic bombs and lapilii.

The Les Rouaux Agglomerate also contains pumice.

Electrostatic repulsion of the primary particles in the agglomerated titania breaks up the agglomerate into primary particles.

Mafic agglomerate and breccia are relatively abundant, being either massive and undeformed, or sheared.

The agglomerate was metastable, and the impulses from our polarizer drive as we neared touched off volatilization and-it will be fascinating to learn what reactions."

It was Abe Beame's bad luck that this massive budgetary agglomerate, which had been orbiting this city for generations, came crashing to earth on his watch.

While Siliguri's population in 2011 was 509,709 in municipal corporation jurisdiction, it was 701,489 in Siliguri urban agglomerate.

In the 19th century, the area of Bicocca was affected by a quick industrialization process, and was gradually absorbed into the urban agglomerate of Milan.

It certainly cost Harry lots more than that to agglomerate."

So where existing systems work, we should allow them to remain, instead of trying to agglomerate and standardize everything.

This means that the solid particles do not agglomerate or phase separate even in extremely strong magnetic fields.

Coarser-grained soils tend to be free-flowing and do not agglomerate into clumps.

Finer-grained soils tend to retain soil moisture and agglomerate into clumps.

Plastic soils tend to stick to screens and other equipment, and agglomerate into large clumps.

Wet granulation is a process of using a liquid binder to lightly agglomerate the powder mixture.

The droplets agglomerate to larger drops and the swirl of the gas causes cyclonic separation.

This form is, in reality, a microcrystalline agglomerate that takes the shape of a biconcave disc.

They seem to agglomerate.

Another problem occurring in spray towers is that after the droplets fall short distances, they tend to agglomerate or hit the walls of the tower.

Once formed, nuclei collide to coalesce or agglomerate where temperature and species dictate the mechanism.

However, in such a process small particles may agglomerate and lead to poorer magnetic properties compared to the wet pressing process.

This paste is then malaxed for 30 to 60 minutes in order to allow the small olive droplets to agglomerate.

Pennies, nickles and dimes agglomerate in ashtrays and jelly glasses.

Many nanoparticles agglomerate or aggregate when they are placed in environmental or biological fluids.

The output estimates in millions tones of iron, steel, rolled iron, and agglomerate annually.

Micro stickies follows the pulp to the paper machine and might agglomerate and cause problematic deposits.

The oxide particles then agglomerate to form large particle chains, which subsequently deposit on the walls of the tube as soot.

The 3) primordial rubble pile model for comet formation says that comets agglomerate in the region where Jupiter was forming.

If a detergent is used on purified magnetosomes, they tend to agglomerate rather than staying in chain form.

Agglomerate these variables as follows:

Hydrates have a strong tendency to agglomerate and to adhere to the pipe wall and thereby plug the pipeline.

Coagulation or flocculation, in colloid chemistry, a process in which dispersed colloidal particles agglomerate.

Remuneration planning remains an activity of growing importance for search firms such as Tyzack, as companies agglomerate and national compensation characteristics clash.