Four such simulation sets were conducted, with the probes distributed (1) uniformly, (2) aggregated around the centre, (3) aggregated closer to the source terminal, and (4) aggregated closer to the drain terminal.
"This allows us to do some things collaboratively that we weren't able to do individually," said Milan R. Hughston, the chief of library and museum archives at MoMA. "Together we aggregate close to a million books, articles, periodicals and special collections that document art history".
Patchy food resources may select for individuals to aggregate close to food resources and cooperate because of the costs involved with dispersal and burrowing.
While melanophores are increasing in number, they aggregate close to X0 into 1V and 1D.
Fuzzy AND is a conservative way of aggregation and gives an aggregate close to the most negative value in an indicator suite.
(3) A second large lymphatic structure, the pTD forms from iLEC aggregates close to the CV; lateral sLECs extend from the pTD.
Close observation revealed two types of movement: Sox17-expressing cells appeared to move inside the aggregate, close to its wall, whereas others, not expressing Sox17, moved towards the outside (supplementary material Movie 6).
Expression of GLUT-1 in invasive carcinomas was predominantly located in the outer layers of the tumor cell aggregates close to the vascularized tumor stroma, and only to a lesser extent colocalized with CA IX, which was repeatedly found at larger diffusion distances away from microvessels.
Unsaturated molecules, on the other hand, form similar but softer clusters and can aggregate closer together to form smaller and fewer void spaces, leading to increased density and molar volume.
Specifically, residual LMNA aggregates clustered close to the spindle poles as well as throughout the mitotic spindle in metaphase in all observed mitotic cells.
