And "Icebergs, Greenland" (1932-33) makes brilliant theater of a sweep of thawed land and rocks presided over by a cluster of frosty ice formations, against a sky whose nuanced white clouds echo the icy shapes.
It looks less like a single tower than a cluster of towers, an organic formation rather than a self-consciously iconic object.
During the show a cluster of cypress trees arranged in battle formation appeared to march from one end of Karlsaue Park in Kassel, Germany, to the other.
That sort of pressure "not only pushes jobs all over the place," the professor said, "it breaks up the 50-year formation of a cluster of businesses that have learned to depend on one another for an exchange of labor, resources, supplies, maintenance services".
When the loading is increased, the isosteric heat at low temperatures decreases slightly and exhibits a shoulder, which is associated with the formation of a cluster of methanol molecules around one OH group.
The outgrowth of endothelial cells from adherent MNCs was characterized by the formation of a cluster of cobblestone-appearing cells.
The aggregated configuration presents the same topology as the regular case, only with the formation of a cluster of aggregated vertices at its center (Figure 7c3).
The glomerulus consists of a cluster of capillaries appearing in a looped formation supported by mesangial cells.
The outgrowth of endothelial cells from adherent MNCs was characterized by the formation of a cluster of cobblestone-appearing cells [ 11].
The C. acetobutylicum ATCC 824 genome contains a cluster of genes involved in the glycogen formation (CA_C 2237- CA_C 2239), that includes CA_C2239 (glgA) predicted to encode a glycogen synthase responsible for the formation of alpha-1,4-glucan chains from ADP-glucose [ 29].
Little is known of how the rapid transmission of information is accomplished in a fish school or in a cluster formation of birds; for example, how animals avoid collisions or reach a consensus to move away from a predator.
