Sentence examples similar to cluster of tackles from inspiring English sources

Thus, we adopt fuzzy clustering to tackle the challenge of multiple distributions a port may follow.

Along a wooden walkway, three young Spaniards were chatting in the "reception" area, a cluster of hammocks and fishing tackle strung above a shelf of books on expiring species.

cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.

Johnson added today that Matter is just one of a cluster of new companies focused on tackling this issue.

In a wide-ranging interview with VICE founder Shane Smith, Obama said climate change is among a cluster of key issues he's determined to tackle before he exits the White House in 2017.

The galleries feature clusters of acquisitions that tackle, for instance, the relationship between design and violence; new expressions of organic design in response to environmental and societal disruptions; and the increasing importance of interaction design, as seen in 8 video games new to the collection.

In an early attempt to tackle the degenerating effect of industrial decline on housing, a cluster of low-rise council houses, the Cardroom Estate, was built there in 1978.

Research indicates that the key to change is to tackle the wide gamut of gender and sexuality based stereotypes together to address a cluster of issues including sexism, homophobia and transphobia (Pascoe, 2011).

A cluster of pathologies?

Or rather, a cluster of anonymities.

"It's a major cluster of injuries".