Our attention drifts upward — now that the fireworks and the headlights are gone, the stars seem brilliant, clustered together like the lights of some faraway city.
Fluorescent cAMP labelling was not observed in Ewing's specimen, while very few fine and brilliant clusters were observed in few cells of ETANTR and GBM tissue, reminiscent of what is observed in healthy neurons of the rodent brain.
From the northern hemisphere, a bright cluster of stars known as the Pleiades is a brilliant fixture of the winter sky.
Just check out one of Hubble's latest images below, featuring a brilliant globular cluster full of stars that shine bright like diamonds.
Several varieties are known, among them A. altissima sutchuenensis, with purplish leaf stalks and whitish underleaf, and A. altissima erythrocarpa, with brilliant red seed clusters.
I'm growing about a dozen varieties of heirloom tomatoes this year, but my favorites for salsa are San Marzano, an Italian plum tomato that ripens to a brilliant red with clusters of five or six fruits on a vine, and Amish Paste, a large oblong tomato with a deep, sweet flavor.
A cluster of brilliant thinkers and writers competed for influence, attracting acolytes both in France and abroad.
Yet, in a way, the most significant thing was the cluster of brilliant entries – from 32 countries – that came so close to winning too.
His verse forms become a bursting conservatory, wildly overgrown but always under control, that could produce, down near the end of each dangling stalk, a cluster of brilliant hybrid rhymes or the exotic, never-seen-before pun.
For her, a "constant engagement with the ancient Greeks… has made me more, rather than less, convinced that they evinced a cluster of brilliant qualities that are difficult to identify in combination and in such concentration elsewhere".
