Sentence examples for clumping of points from inspiring English sources

The standard Monte Carlo method which is based on a random or pseudo-random sequence is given to clumping of points, thereby lowering its accuracy.

Italy were awarded a kickable penalty of their own in the 38th minute and opted to go for the corner themselves, as if they were trailing by so many that only clumps of points by the seven would help their cause.

In the inset to part A there is a large clump of points on the x axis and it is not clear that the fit is good enough to be useful.

The observation that all peptides but Aβ1-42 formed clumps of fibrils points to the importance of the three N-terminal residues for aggregate morphology.

The observation that all peptides except for Aβ1 42 formed clumps of fibrils pointed to the importance of the N-terminal residues pyroGlu-3 and Phe-4 for aggregate morphology [ 7].

They were all exactly the color of swamp mud, their bristles clumped in points like the hair of a person who hasn't showered for a while.

To minimize potential bias resulting from multiple scats being deposited by a single individual, we did not use all of the samples collected from clumped points along each of our 31 transects for these diet analyses.

At certain points, clumps of trees block the view, a classic Olmsted trick.

Language is like one of those lava lamps from the 70's -- there are no grounds for considering the clump of lava at one point in the lamp more "appropriate" than at any other.

"That I'm gonna smoke some homegrown bullshit?" Patti was disgusted with my lack of cool, and very disapproving of my eyes dripping out of their sockets and bouncing off the floor while different clumps of brains shot through weak points of my skull.

On a train in New England in 1980, he pointed out clumps of sumac trees.