Because of Tuesday's massacre, the world of uninformed hatred that creates war is no longer an amorphous cloud.
The internet binds together the amorphous cloud of jihadist groups, spreads the ideology, weaves together the "single narrative" that Islam is under attack, popularises militant acts and distributes terrorist know-how.
There will be an amorphous cloud of points in genome space, and although some genomes will be slightly closer to one another than others, any attempt that we make to split the population into clusters will be rather ill-defined and unsatisfactory (as on the right of Figure 4).
Small, amorphous black clouds formed and disappeared on the horizon.
The film depicts a young woman whose life is increasingly constricted by debt, depicted as an amorphous red cloud that snakes around her neck as she tries to go about her daily life.
The largest of the sponged-looking works here —featuring an amorphous bisonlike cloud in lightly dappled shades of blackish greens — announced itself as his best work yet when it was part of a group show at Cheim & Read in Chelsea in the summer.
Each centrosome comprises two centrioles that are surrounded by an amorphous protein cloud, the pericentriolar material (PCM) (Bornens, 2002; Chrétien et al., 1997; Vorobjev and Chentsov, 1980).
As silent and amorphous as a cloud, his house functions to smooth our relationship with an increasingly complex world rather than provide a comforting veneer of nostalgia.
Today's dread is a good deal more amorphous, a gathering cloud of unease about shaky economies, dysfunctional institutions, climate change: The skies are thick with ill omen.
Just because the borders were as amorphous as a cloud, didn't mean it wasn't as large or real as one.
