Sentence examples for cluster of individual from inspiring English sources

Back when the store opened (right across the street), it took its name from the original, 19th-century Jefferson Market, a cluster of individual proprietors selling ice, meat, dairy and vegetables that had been named for the country's third president.

The largescale movement of this country's population from the cities to the suburbs has been accompanied by the advent of the suburban shopping center, typically a cluster of individual retail units on a single large privately owned tract.

The species could be described as 'a monophyletic and genomically coherent cluster of individual organisms that show a high degree of overall similarity in many independent characteristics, and is diagnosable by a discriminative phenotypic property'.

The five functions have been separated into a cluster of individual buildings, echoing the five towers of Angkor Wat, while their structures are formed from great timber columns that split and entwine, like the writhing roots that enlace the ancient stone temples.

Misty Woods (Kakkabe; 91-8272-238561; coorgmisty.com) is a cluster of individual clay brick and wooden cottages that sit on a functioning coffee estate just down the road from the Nalaknad Palace; each features a private outdoor seating area.

MapReduce simplifies many of the difficulties encountered in parallelizing data management operations across a cluster of individual machines, thus becoming a simple model for distributed computing.

And it may happen to an individual, it may happen to a cluster of individuals, it may happen to an army unit, it may happen to a village -- the bulk of a village.

A cluster of individuals, mostly girls her age and older, harassed Rebecca through hateful messages on social media outlets.

At K = 2 STRUCTURE identified one cluster of individuals of African descent and a second cluster of individuals from all other major continental population groups (Figure 1A: East Asia, Oceania, Native American, and Caucasian).

The average percentages of singleton clusters of individual clusterings compared with consensus clustering for both fingerprints.

Oracle said the new database, called 9i, would be more adept than its predecessor or competing databases at sharing information among clusters of individual computers.