Sentence examples for clusters known from inspiring English sources

The flowers are typically borne in dense clusters known as panicles.

The small five-petaled flowers are characteristically arranged in large dense clusters known as umbels.

The reduced flowers are often reddish and borne in dense or loose clusters known as panicles.

Its members are often aromatic and are characterized by hollow stems, taproots, and flat-topped flower clusters known as umbels.

He did away with GSK's top-down approach to research, replacing it with a number of autonomous research clusters known as "centres of excellence in drug discovery".

He found that of the 100 clusters known at the time, one-third lay within the boundary of the constellation Sagittarius.

The £65m development proposal includes the historic cluster known as India Buildings, which stretch around the corner of quaint Victoria Street, across from the Grassmarket.

In a cluster known as the Polonnaruwa Quadrangle -- structures grouped together on a raised platform -- we were most fascinated by two.

The star cluster, known as M4, is about 7,000 light years away in the constellation Scorpius of the Milky Way galaxy, home of the solar system.

The cluster known as Praesepe, or the Beehive, at an age of 790 million years, is older than the Pleiades.

Data from the XMM-Newton satellite, an X-ray observatory operated by the European Space Agency, show the shock waves and heating produced as the clusters combine to form one cluster, known as Abell 754.