subaggregate

(sʌbˈæɡrɪɡət)

a subtotal

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To create a value for land within a county or subaggregate, we use a two-step procedure.

The Price of Residential Land for Counties, ZIP Codes, and Census Tracts in the United States

Combined, exports of "other" business travel and "other" personal travel compose a subaggregate measure of travel exports that excludes both expenditures by travelers whose primary purpose for travel is education or health and expenditures by border, seasonal, and other short-term workers.

Annual Update of the U.S. International Transactions Accounts

Definition 2 [25]: In the many-to-one matching model, the matching [mu] is a mapping relationship that is from an assemblage MUN to another assemblage composed by the subaggregate of MUN.

Relay assignment in cooperative communication networks: Distributed approaches based on matching theory

To do so, we treat each subaggregate variable in table 1 as a binary outcome equal to 1 when the mean absolute error of the BLS projection is smaller than the naive error and otherwise equal to zero.

Evaluation of BLS employment, labor force and macroeconomic projections to 2006, 2008, and 2010

In [23], to defend against the falsified subaggregate attack, in which a compromised node relays a false subaggregate to the parent node, a verification algorithm was presented.

Mutual defense scheme for secure data aggregation in wireless sensor networks

The remainder of Table 3 reports the characteristic effects for subaggregate categories and select explanatory variables.

The urban-rural disparity in nursing home quality indicators: the case of facility-acquired contractures

(5) The selection of countries was guided mainly by the availability of sufficiently long continuous data series for subaggregate consumer price indices.

Inflation targeting and relative price variability: what difference does inflation targeting make?

Thirteen subaggregate industries are accounted for, seven of which reflect lower-level subcomponent detail.

How biased are current measures of Asian output growth and price change?

In applied studies, there are two common alternative assertions: either that the goods have infinite cross-price elasticities (perfect substitutes in demand) or that they have unitary cross-price elasticities (constant expenditure on the goods included in the subaggregate).

Revisions to user costs for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis monetary services indices

Soviet subaggregate data should be considered innocent until proven guilty; that is, 'reliable' and 'usable', unless there are compelling reasons for doubt.

Tea leaves and productivity: Bergsonian norms for gauging the Soviet future

(5.) For some subaggregate series, the BLS may elect to replace the monthly sample-based estimates completely with monthly benchmark source data if these benchmark data are perceived to reflect more accurately the employment trend over the year.

Payroll employment data: measuring the effects of annual benchmark revisions

Subaggregate chaining can also be applied to embellishment in twelve-tone music to satisfy a desire to emphasize and extend a particular subset of a twelve-tone aggregate.

Atonal embellishment: an application of subaggregate chains

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