Sentence examples for cluster science from inspiring English sources

One of the goals of cluster science is the creation of new kinds of materials.

One of the challenging puzzles of cluster science is to explain how, as an aggregate grows, it transforms from a polyhedral cluster-type structure into a crystalline lattice-type structure.

The results of this pilot study give a first glimpse on the potential of serendipitous cluster science with XMM-Newton based on real data.

We expect BAX to become a useful tool for astronomy community in order to optimize the cluster science return using data from both ground based facilities like MEGACAM (CFHT), VIRMOS (VLT) and space missions like XMM, Chandra and Planck.

Recent advances in the field of cluster science enable us to overcome the quantity gap and create a well-defined cluster films of several monolayer thickness with atomic precision within few hours.

Response to cancer clusters is appropriate public health action, and the CDC will continue to provide assistance, facilitate communication among states, and foster the development of new approaches in cluster science.

For example, in web analysis and scientometrics, the combination of text mining and bibliometrics has become a standard approach in clustering science or technology fields toward the detection of emerging fields or hot topics (Liu et al., 2010).

But it pokes holes in stereotypes about Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders, including the perception that they cluster in science, technology, engineering and math.

The 184 main survey items were allocated to 13 half-hour (30-minute) mutually exclusive item clusters that included seven science clusters, four mathematics clusters, and two reading clusters.

ESTABLISHING a close-by bioscience business park where companies could become part of a cluster of science-based enterprises similar to those found in Raleigh, Boston, Princeton, N.J., and other areas was a way of "keeping our science and our scientists on Long Island," said John P. Cleary, chairman of the board of the bioscience park.

'Nowhere in the UK has there been a more successful clustering of science and business evolution, and the building of that into company formation,' says one.