Cycles of boom and bust can be predicted, he writes, by clusters of enormous buildings.
Such mass auditions may be organized by individual programs or by clusters of them.
On all sides, the horizon is punctuated by clusters of apartment towers in luxury gated compounds.
This garden is watched over by clusters of all-seeing eyeballs that hover near a fiery yellow sun.
These days, candidates are always surrounded by clusters of microphones, hand-held video cameras and cellphone cameras.
They bundle home mortgages they buy from banks and sell bonds backed by clusters of these mortgages to investors.
Around us rose a moonscape of treeless, dun-colored hills, broken by clusters of mud-walled squatter huts.
Most of the district is covered by clusters of drumlins (oval mounds of glacial till).
The Special Forces units leading the hunt move by helicopter or in camouflaged Humvee jeeps, often followed by clusters of helmeted soldiers clutching assault rifles.
The survey collects information at the sub-borough level by clusters of neighborhoods — sometimes one, sometimes several — to reach a certain population threshold.
A tender romantic melody emerged out of modernist whole-tone harmonies and kept returning, besieged by clusters and rumbles, by abrupt interruptions, by high-speed runs and trills.
