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Looking in more detail at the scatter plots in the lower ranges of median GET and minimum ping responses, some clustering about fixed values of the median GET response are visible.

Importantly, there is an overall shift from Te clustering in the visual response (Fig. 10 A) toward clustering about the eye-centered models derived from final measured gaze position (Ge and dG) in the movement response (Fig. 10 F, G).

However, in general, raw copy number estimates from each of the three PRT assays was highly concordant across samples, with clustering about integer copy numbers evident at lower copy numbers (Additional file: 4 Figure S2).

Note that we also tested these metrics on clusters derived from a more conventional analysis that began by filtering out genes from the entire dataset and clustering about 2000 genes (Supplementary Material).

When either all high-confidence (7693) Tip60 peaks are compared to published c-Myc sites (Fig.  3a), or when all 5318 c-Myc peaks are compared to Tip60 sites (Fig.  3b) using k-means clustering, about 50 65 % of all Tip60 binding sites are co-bound by c-Myc and vice versa.

Suppose that one suspects that the cases may be clustering about a specific focus defined by the lifeline (e.g. record of business addresses): L F = { u F,0, u F,1,.., u F, T }      (Equation 14) This records the locations of the focus as it moves about through space-time, and includes situations in which the focus doesn't move as a degenerate instance.

One of the heavily armed fighters clustered about interjected: "And we want to capture Osama".

But the fair's most obsessive booth belongs to Bruce Block, who has clustered about 120 gourd-shaped tiny vases ($350 to $6,000) by the 94-year-old ceramist Rose Cabat.

Police officers clustered about county schools as students traveled to and from classes during the day with no violent incidents reported.

An ad reproduced in Colin Symes's book shows a family clustered about a phonograph, no piano in sight.

Clustered about major railway and subway stations in Japan's big urban centers, department stores are a magnet for commuter traffic.