I could a see a pontoon ahead, swimmers hanging off it like tadpoles clustering round a piece of bacon.
Here we are introduced to Henry's circle of friends, a somewhat unconvincing cluster of typical 70s types, a bunch of lost souls all pretending to have found the way – political activism, radical feminism, dope – clustering round a guru whose influence is waning.
The Dada movement, founded in Zürich in 1916, joined forces with the writers clustering round the review Littérature (André Breton, Philippe Soupault, Louis Aragon, Paul Éluard, and, later, René Char) in Paris in 1920.
Women parading down Fifth Avenue in their fashionable plumes, young women clustering round a nickelodeon, the back room of McSorley's saloon, the overhead tracks of the "El" disappearing into the drizzle, tenement roofs on a summer night, the startling orange glare of a bonfire that children have built up in the snow; such were the kind of scenes that touched him to the quick.
"They're going full frog!" I'd say to my husband as I observed Wallace (sorry, Wall-ASS), six, walking down the street, arms around shoulders with his best friend; or Michael-Francis (Mee-kyle-Fron-CEES), four, demanding Franklin la Tortue for his bedtime story yet again, or Wallace's school chums clustering round me to explain that the tablet I'd made for international food week was trop sucrée.
However, in this approach, the mismatches of distance between any two subgraphs are required to calculate at each clustering round at the expense of time consumption.
Sheng, M. PDZs and receptor/channel clustering: rounding up the latest suspects.
The Chi-square test did not demonstrate any significant relation between these four clustering rounds.
The Multi-Round MC-UPGMAalgorithm applied to the UniRef90 set required 200 clustering rounds overall (Table 4).
Using a single 4 GB memory 4-CPU workstation, we are able to parallelize external merging, and tolerate multiple clustering rounds to cluster the whole set within about 1 2 days.
They sidle toward him, and cluster round.
