reaggregation

The rebooted Egyptian table is smaller than it was a week ago, but that's mostly because of a normal process called "reaggregation" the deletion of very small, specific customer routes that are partially or totally redundant with existing announcements, generally for purposes of traffic engineering.

Jim Cowie: Egypt Returns to the Internet (Chart) Jim Cowie 2011

Petraea -- which is certainly a reaggregation of loose sand derived from disaggregation of older rocks -- the continuous veins frequently differ very widely in color, but not sensibly in specific gravity or in texture; and the singular way in which they are now alternated, now confusedly intermixed, must be explained otherwise than by the weight of the respective grains which compose them.

The Earth as Modified by Human Action George P. Marsh 1841

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