Minority students in a predominantly white environment, Professor Buchmann said, often cocoon themselves by clustering together.
But in practice companies in similar industries often end up clustering together in the same location.
Unsurprisingly, many schools appear to find the stand alone model uncomfortable and are clustering together in various groupings such as academy chains and co-operative trusts.
They seem, at first, no more than alien shapes; then, once the stage opens out, they solidify into people, clustering together for comfort.
This 2008 map depicts the blogosphere in Iran, clustering together blogs that link to each other and coloring them by their content.
Let him add his voice: Wherever you see men clustering together to form a party, you may be sure that however much error may be there truth is there also.
Countless Japanese pundits and officials harbour visions of eager young engineers and computer whizzes clustering together to churn out new technologies and jolt the economy to life.
Much has been written about the benefits of industries "clustering" together, as they do in Hollywood, Silicon Valley or the City of London.
To further analyse transcriptional differences among the four MSCs, we performed hierarchical clustering (see Experimental Procedures section) and again found that the samples clustered well depending on tissue origin, with all biological replicates clustering together (Fig. 2c).
The second is that it uses the upvotes and downvotes to generate a kind of map of all the participants in the debate, clustering together people who have voted similarly.
categorise messages - clustering together receipts or bank statements for instance.
