Translations for „agglomeration“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

agglomeration <an agglomeration; agglomerations> N

agglomeration

مَجْمُوعَة

agglomeration

تَكَبُّب

agglomeration

كُتْلَة

agglomeration

تَجَمُّع

agglomeration

تَكَتُّل

agglomeration

تلملم

agglomeration

تَكْتيل

agglomeration

تَكْبِيب

agglomeration

ارتجام

agglomeration

agglomeration

مَصْدَر تَجَمّعَ

agglomeration

تَكَوّر

agglomeration

تَكْوِير

agglomeration

مَصْدَر كَوّرَ

agglomeration ECON

مَجْمُوعَةٌ عُمْرَانِيَّةٌ

urban agglomeration ECON

urban agglomeration

تَجَمُّعٌ حَضَرِيٌّ

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English

For cities in countries that do not have official metropolitan area definitions, the urban agglomeration concept is used instead.

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Furthermore, the quantities produced are small, and the resultant material is usually irreproducible because of the difficulties in controlling agglomeration.

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Technological agglomeration and the emergence of clusters and networks in nanotechnology.

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In 2007 the population of these cities' agglomeration was 818,395 inhabitants in a total area of 18,864.20 km.

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In the world of the steppe, where agglomerations of groups were rather fluid, it was vital to know how to deal with a newly-emergent power.

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Unlike many networks that are provided by other operators, the agglomeration community of the city is the owner of the company.

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According to the 2011 census, there are 15 urban agglomerations with a population greater than 500,000.

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They can also refer to specialised agglomerations of activities such as urban university campuses or research institutes.

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This reduction in charge causes flocculation (agglomeration) and particles of larger sizes are settled and clarified effluent is obtained.

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It also describes the functioning of these agglomerations and federations.

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