P. J. O'Rourke

In Hong Kong there is agglomeration beyond my fondest imaginings. The Kowloon district claims a population density four times that of New York City.

American Comedian

Use 'agglomeration' to describe a visually striking collection that stands out in the environment.

Visual Impact

The items in an agglomeration are physically close, forming a noticeable group.

Physical Proximity

'Agglomeration' doesn't imply organization; the things might be haphazardly grouped.

Not Always Organized

An agglomeration in politics creates a larger administrative area from smaller ones.

Administrative Entity

In political context, an agglomeration often combines distinct localities with shared governance.

Multiple Localities

Urban agglomerations are important in city planning and development discussions.

Urban Planning

In science, 'agglomeration' can refer to processes that cause smaller elements to stick together.

Scientific Processes

Use 'agglomeration' when discussing natural phenomena involving elements coming together.

Natural Phenomena

 they have nerve tissue agglomerations in each body segment providing basic nervous functions responsible for reflexes so basically you could rip them apart but I thought you were talking about quality of life that's very very different you're right they very sad yeah okay all right

Buggin' Out PIPE Duck...

 is that there were already cities on the lower reaches of the Yellow River over 1,000 years before the rise of the Shang. And on the other side of the Pacific, in Peru’s Rio Supe, we already see huge agglomerations of people