Sentence examples for clusters are usually from inspiring English sources

The hood-shaped flowers, borne mostly in spikelike clusters, are usually purple or blue, sometimes yellow or white.

The flower clusters are usually open many-flowered panicles and are wind-pollinated.

Because of these two considerations, experiments with clusters are usually more difficult than those with either specific molecules or bulk matter.

These clusters are usually derived from image noise, caused by shadows or differences in lighting.

Different clusters are usually interconnected through their derivation boxes with dedicated cables.

However, balance assumption is still fair because such tiny clusters are usually outliers.

The resulting, initial clusters were usually large enough to develop into ALCs without further aggregation.

Three rDNA clusters were usually connected with a large amount of heterochromatin in the chromosome set (also [ 19] for Isophya).

This property is of utmost importance since the number of clusters is usually unknown making a precise a priori prediction of the number of clusters impossible.

The number of clusters is usually about the number of species in the dataset, which is far smaller than number of reads/contigs.

The parallelization paradigm on distributed clusters is usually based on the division of the simulated box assigning a set of atoms to each core.