Things lined up (a row of cacti, ordered by height), things next to each other (a cluster of balls from ping-pong, billiards, rugby, cricket, baseball and American football, like a sports solar system), things that stick out of the wall, and things that probably shouldn't be here at all.
To construct the boundary of the clot, we first use the 3D morphological dilation method [20] to define a ball around each voxel of the cluster, resulting in the union of a cluster of balls in 3D.
(Under a microscope, the eggs resemble little clusters of beach balls floating on a raft).
When one imagines the centers of the spheres as dots connected by lines, a cluster of four balls describes a tetrahedron, a three-dimensional shape with four triangular faces.
Her first comprehensive US exhibition, slated to open to the public tomorrow, is slowly taking shape: a cluster of "disco balls" sparkles in one corner, a set of etched glass doors is raised into place, and geometric illustrations adorn the walls.
Panton's futuristic glowing grids of molded translucent plastic and hanging clusters of brightly colored plastic balls, natural shell discs or twisted lengths of reflective material -- electrically lighted from within -- are as much sculpture as utilitarian objects.
In contrast, the clusters of CNTs in the ball-milled powders were poorly disintegrated and the CNTs were highly damaged when conventional rolling was used.
Sort and use clusters of two, three, four,... balls or play blocks without necessarily counting them.
A couple of weeks ago, for the first time ever, it sprouted a half-dozen 18-inch shoots and each shoot had four to six ball-like clusters of very fragrant flowers.
Further progression results in ball-like clusters of cells and fusion of macrophages into giant cells, called a mature granuloma.
