Sentence examples for clump of four from inspiring English sources

The highly clumped distribution (Fig.  1) contained a clump of four trays with a very high food density (225 seeds per tray) and 12 with a low food density (25 seeds per tray).

Sometimes the chaser was so close he saw Jim duck into a clump of four or five shaggy pine trees, and figured he had him trapped.

Soon after, this lone clump of seven male stems was split up and sent off to various gardens in South Africa.

Each cell is treated as a viscoelastic body, which is physically represented by a clump of nine particles.

The developed cell model is implemented in DEM by using a clump of nine particles, representing atrial cellular geometry; (ii) a 2D DEM tissue model of atrial tissue was developed with consideration of atrial anisotropic and discrete natures.

People watch shows in Edinburgh in tightly-scheduled clumps of four, five or six.

I like perennials in clumps of three or five, but I'm not used to running out of room so fast.

Although quarks normally congregate in twos and threes, several laboratories said this summer that they were seeing what appeared to be ungainly clumps of five quarks.

There were 10 reading books for a class of 35, so when it was time for English, the students moved their desks into clumps of three or four, each group sharing a single book.

The first thing you noticed walking through the streets lined with art galleries between 10th and 11th Avenues in Chelsea, on Wednesday, was the constant, undulating roar of generators, and the hoses, in clumps of three or four, snaking out of just about every gallery, from which cold water that had come flooding in from the Hudson River now gushed into the street.

Both mussel species moved less in treatments with sediment and with both sediment and shells present than when no sediment or shells were added and the percentage of these mussels that aggregated (clumps of two or more individuals) was lower when shells were present compared to treatments without shells, however, fewer M. modiolus attached to shells than M. edulis.