He lives off a park on the western side of Madrid, and the art houses are clumped together near Plaza de España, not far away.
Each chapter has a theme – speaking like a woman, leading like a woman, advocating like a woman, and so on – and her case studies are clumped together accordingly.
At one point Carolyn Hall, Jonathan Kinzel and Edisa Weeks are clumped together like one lumpy organism, moving slowly in the murky upstairs space; they separately insinuate themselves into the balcony seating, like animals lurking in the bushes.
A central nervous system in which specialised sensory and motor nerve cells are clumped together into a nerve cord and brain is usually the mark of more recent evolution.Zoologists observed centuries ago that a tiny marine worm called Platynereis dumerilii, a humble protostome thought to be the living species that most closely resembles Urbilateria, also boasts a central nervous system.
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But his Neandertal genes are clumped together in long strings, as opposed to chopped up into fragments, indicating that he lived not long after the two groups swapped genetic material, as Science reported from the meeting.
It is easy — all too easy — to assign equal probabilities to the points in such a space: each gets probability 0. Non-trivial probabilities arise when uncountably many of the points are clumped together in larger sets.
When several eggs are clumped together, they are collectively known as frogspawn.
I'm seeing eyebrows that stick straight out and are clumped together, like someone covered them with plaster of paris and a Sharpie.
Now the nerves in her lower spinal cord are clumped together, causing severe pain, urinary problems, and weakness in her legs.
