Micro clusters decay function and deletion mechanism of micro clusters are used to maintain the micro clusters, which reflects the data stream evolution process accurately.
Eventually, since the number of synchronized clusters remains constant, only their size grows, as a consequence the connections between the nodes in a given cluster become sparse, and the clustering decays.
This is interesting because some studies [14] claim that if the clustering decays with the degree, then the network probably has a hierarchical structure (where the vertices of highest degree controls a level below, which in turn controls a level below, and so on).
However, in AurkB-OE and siAurkC groups, fewer cells had cluster 1 decay or the decay rate of cluster 1 shifted towards cluster 2 (Fig. 3C-b and 3C-e).
The delay rate of Oct4-paGFP appeared to fall into two clusters: cluster 1, slower decay, and cluster 2, faster decay, which were likely to represent higher and lower affinity of Oct4 binding to DNA (Fig. 3C-a, control).
The mushrooms grow in groups or clusters on decaying wood such as fallen twigs and sticks, moss-covered logs, and stumps.
The fruit bodies of Mycena inclinata grow in dense groups or clusters on decaying hardwood logs and stumps (especially oak and chestnut) during the spring and autumn.
Galiella rufa is a saprobic species, and grows either solitarily, but more usually in groups or in clusters on decaying hardwood branches and logs.
Another Mycena that grows in clusters on decaying hardwoods is M. haematopus, but this species has a vinaceous-brown cap with a scalloped margin, and a stem that bleeds reddish-brown juice when injured.
