Sentence examples for clusters of events from inspiring English sources

By sequentially linking strongly related pairs, we can build clusters of events.

Interactions between reverse and strike-slip faults have been revealed by several clusters of events (Berberian and Yeats, 1999).

These functions look both forward and backward in time from the incomplete event, and are therefore able to identify clusters of events in time.

Moreover, high-resolution hypocenter locations also allowed us to identify some clusters of events that occurred in regions where background seismicity has not been confirmed.

Examples of clusters of events co-located with known thrust faults are found in the southeastern part of the study area.

Such assumptions seem reasonable when separate sites some distance apart show the same chronology of events, or at least clusters of events, suggesting that some kind of regional factor influenced the behaviour of TCs at different times during the past.

Hood says that "to have a cluster of events, a spate of attacks of this nature in one place, is extremely surprising.

The cluster of events around National Poetry Day this week will certainly strain his thesis, from a national slam final at the Royal Albert Hall to the Forward prizes themselves, at the Southbank Centre in London.

In Adelaide, there have been calls for the state government to separate out the clustering of events in February and March – but their modelling has found it's precisely this cluster which makes it so successful: the sum is greater than its parts.

And the British designer Tom Dixon plans to make chairs and lamps on a live digital production line and then to give them away for free as part of a cluster of events he is organizing at the Museum of Science and Technology.

"What we saw in the 2015 data was a bump which was not hugely statistically significant, but nonetheless there was a bump, a clustering of events at a mass of about 750 GeV," said David Charlton, professor of particle physics, University of Birmingham and spokesperson for the Atlas Collaboration at Cern.