Cluster analysis generated high, -medium, and -low place attached clustered groups.
To determine the base of an attached cluster we search its layers sequentially, from first to last, for the first layer that displays a sudden increase in spread (e.g., Fig. 2C, yellow arrow, yellow layer).
The holes were made during construction around 1966, to attach clusters of light fixtures with octagonal crystals.
For the most part the Blues squeezed out the genius of Messi, and wrung him dry by the perfectly legitimate method of attaching clusters of defenders to his every move.
Blocking cluster migration did not prevent ALC formation because single cells eventually attached to clusters.
In one example from Harrow, multi-disciplinary groups are attached to "clusters" of GPs, with social workers focusing on situations where there are complex care and health needs.
Mature gymnolaemate and phylactolaemate zooids are generally hermaphroditic (i.e., both male and female reproductive organs in the same zooid); small gonads are attached in clusters to the membrane that lines the body wall or the polypide.
"It was in all the papers at the time how on Friday, July 2 , 1982 a young man named Larry Walters, who had served as an Army cook in Vietnam, had settled himself into a Sears, Roebuck lawn chair to which were attached four clusters of helium-filled weather balloons, forty-two of them in all". Read more.
Figure 4 depicts an entangled network of acidified MWCNTs, which are attached to clusters of iron oxides.
Vainshtein and colleagues attached mercarbide clusters (4 mercury atoms) to cysteine residues in the two β-chains of met-form hemoglobin and measured a separation distance of 37.6 Å between the probes by X-ray scattering interference, in good agreement with the 38 Å distance derived from crystal structures [6].
