Sentence examples for clustered out from inspiring English sources

While the non-mollusc community (earthworms, centipedes, millipedes and ants) also clustered out distinctly in terms of sites with different fire histories (R  =  0.875) (Fig. 5A), the clustering was a lot less distinct than that for molluscs (excluding site 8, which although clustering separately from the unburned sites was not closely clustered with the burned sites) (Fig. 5A).

The students were on break, clustered out front in windblown scarves and bright plastic boots, smoking cigarettes with an offhand elegance.

The mollusc community at the unburned sites clustered out distinctly from those at the burned sites (ANOSIM: R  =  0.719) (Fig. 5B).

Using data from frontal cortex samples, 6 and 8 AD cases were separately clustered out of 15 AD cases, and 8 and 9 non-AD cases were separately clustered out of 18 non-AD cases (Fig.  1 C).

And usually, the truth is it ends up clustering out a handful of them.

He then typed "cluster out"—shorthand for an effect in which the players slide to their highest or lowest notes.

Surfers cluster out in the waves, their bare heads and black wet suits poking out of the water, making them look like packs of seals.

It's worth noting that RethinkDB supports clustering out of the box, so there was already some overlap between the CNCF's and RethinkDB's mission.

Surface ridges are absent in all marine species except for several marine species clustering out of the marine clade, e.g. Myxidium coryphaenoideum, Sphaeromyxa zaharoni and Chloromyxum leydigi.

All responses are then clustered, pointing out the Textons vocabulary, by considering the cluster centroids.

At one point, he was trying to decide on what note the violas should begin to cluster out, and asked me for a suggestion; I said, "C-sharp," and C-sharp it was.