Sentence examples for cluster of islets from inspiring English sources

-- Michael Pope, New York, N.Y. A. Ulithi, in the western Caroline Islands, provided an enormous protected lagoon during World War II for ships as well as a cluster of islets to accommodate aircraft and support and recreational facilities.

Cell morphology was changed forming clusters of islet-like structures and around 5% of cells positively stained on dithizone).

The boat shook and shuddered as it steamed out to a cluster of four islets some way out from the main island.Around the islets, a brown riptide; above, as we approached, a swirling ball of greater-crested terns and black-tailed gulls, with Swinhoe's egrets orbiting around the outside.

Actually a cluster of 46 islets, Lastovo is home to just 800 permanent residents.

But voters were so disenchanted with the DPJ, they held their noses and voted for the LDP anyway.Mr Abe appeals to the party's most conservative wing, who value his assertive stance towards China over a cluster of disputed islets called the Senkaku islands in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.

The mathematical analysis predicts that myoglobin facilitated oxygen transport has the potential of increasing the oxygen concentration at the centre of a cluster of cells (islet) with an effective radius of 100 μm by 50%.

DOKDO, South Korea — Each day, weather permitting, hundreds of South Koreans sail to this cluster of nearly uninhabitable islets and outcroppings, seven seasick hours from the Korean mainland.

PAGE 8 A TRIP TO REMOTE DOTS Dokdo is a cluster of barely inhabitable islets that South Korea administers and Japan claims.

A16 A New Pacific Preserve The Nature Conservancy has agreed to buy Palmyra atoll, a spectacular cluster of uninhabited coral islets 1,052 miles south of Hawaii, from a Honolulu family.

In a bid to preserve one of the most pristine places left in the tropical Pacific, the Nature Conservancy has agreed to buy Palmyra atoll, a spectacular cluster of uninhabited coral islets 1,052 miles south of Hawaii, from the Honolulu family that has owned it for nearly 80 years.

Based on similarities in their overall gene expression profiles, most samples were clustered in a manner consistent with their original pathologic classification, yielding distinct clusters of adenocarcinomas, islet cell tumors, and normal pancreatic tissues (Figure 1A).