0 present participle of congregate
Congregating agents are expected to be individually rational, by maximizing their local long-term utility.
We must reduce, then, the notion of body to a mere accretion of energetic elements the unity of which would be the atom, a center of force with congregating properties.
What conceivable opposition can there be to giving police the power to confiscate drink from youngsters under the age of 18 congregating in public places?
That, as time goes on, will mean that we shall find the better teachers congregating in the centre.
Rubbish is dumped inside, leading to rats, mice, bugs and flies congregating there.
He mentioned the difficulty about congregating people together.
In my constituency, where we have the problem of youths congregating and intimidating local residents, no police officers are available to do that.
If people are congregating at the same narrow spot, we must try to get them to visit other places.
