Sentence examples for black clusters from inspiring English sources

The maps the researchers have created to identify the camps and ghettos turn wide sections of wartime Europe into black clusters of death, torture and slavery — centered in Germany and Poland, but reaching in all directions.

Figure 1 Schematic of a representative volume element illustrating nanoplatelets (black), clusters (white), and percolation network (gray).

The data, organized by hierarchical clustering based on the expression level of TGF-ß-responsive genes as demonstrated previously [29], are shown as TGF-ß-activated (red) and TGF-ß-not activated (black) clusters.

E-cadherin 2+ was associated with both green and red clusters while E-cadherin 0 was associated with both red and black clusters.

The dark red, green and black clusters can be further analyzed for pathway or functional enrichment to identify processes that may be coordinated with cell migration.

In Figure 8C, we find that macrophages are highly enriched in the dark red cluster while several categories of B- and T-cells (CD8+ T-cells) are the most enriched cell types in the green and black clusters, respectively.

The image of Chris Froome on foot running up Mont Ventoux will define this race but tactically the sight that sums it up is of a knot of cyclists in black clustered around the yellow jersey.

Compare the overhead shots of women, which might have been filmed by a guardian angel: Raimunda's hair and bosom as she scrubs the murder weapon in the sink; or a swarm of women in black, clustered around the mourning Sole, fluttering their fans, against a tessellated floor.

There are some clusters have been mixed, like the black cluster and white cluster.

In Figure 3(c), one primal variable is set as the background, that is the black cluster.

The subjects over 40 years of age were divided into two other major clusters with either moderate amounts (red cluster at bottom) or high density of CpG island methylation (black cluster in middle).