Hp1,1 Hp1,2, and Hp2,2 are seen to be separated into three distinct clusters radiating from the origin, providing good discrimination among the three genotypes.
In addition, all region-specific clusters radiated at approximately the same time as those from São Paulo (grey concentric circles in Figure 1) suggesting that they should not impact significantly on overall dynamics.
Inflorescence: heads 1 or in cyme-like clusters, radiate (+- disciform); involucre hemispheric; phyllaries 4--11 in 1 series, free or fused into lobed cup, tips black-hairy; receptacle convex to conic, smooth or pitted, epaleate.
Whereas the Milky Way's greatest star clusters radiate millions of times more light than the sun, Segue 3, shown here in an image spanning 64 light-years, ekes out a mere 90 suns' worth of light.
Again come the clusters of bodies radiating out, then collapsing.
As the brightest X-ray cluster in the sky, radiating 1,000 times as much energy in X-rays as visible light, Perseus is a logical laboratory for investigating the problem, Dr. Fabian explained.
In the Middle Ages, as now, we really find a cluster of several related problems radiating from a single common conundrum or paradox.
Interestingly, 13 RhERV-K clustered in a distinct group, radiating within Group O [9], represented by the largest wedge in Figure 1.
Like the works of Mark Bradford (yet in a totally different medium), it resembles an aerial view, possibly of a sprawling city, with clusters of radiating lines and dark, empty areas resembling bodies of water or urban parks.
Co-application of ATP and MTX to intermediate state 3 polarized macrophages produced both intracellular F-actin clustering and radiating F-actin ramifications but co-application to P2X7R-depleted M1 macrophages produced the same pattern of intense intracellular clustering as seen with ATP alone in these macrophages.
