The information below can be used to help you get your baby poultry started correctly and to hopefully eliminate any potential problems that might arise. Please read this information carefully and be prepared when your baby poultry arrive. THIS IS FOR THE CARE OF BABY CHICKS, TURKEYS, DUCKLINGS and GUINEAS.
What is the difference between Aggregate and Average? Definition: Aggregate refers to the total sum of elements in a data set. Average refers to the mean value in a data set. Method: Aggregate value is calculated by adding all values together. Average value is calculated by adding all the values together and dividing by the number of elements.
In the August 2003 version of CT 382, nominal maximum aggregate size is defined as one sieve size smaller than the maximum aggregate size. The maximum aggregate size is defined as the smallest sieve size that requires 100% passing. For example, in the following gradation:or instance, nominal maximum aggregate size is usually a way to define the size of a mix when you're referring to it. So when you're saying 1/2 HMA people generally know what that means. Where you might see a problem is in drawing the maximum density line to help with designing a mix's gradation.