Exported from Jamaica since the nineteen-eighties, the sweltering street music has seeped into the local sounds in London, New York City, and Toronto, where clusters of second-generation fans seek out new dubs to play at parties.
Accordingly, clusters of sixth graders from the Kent Gardens School in McLean, Va., lined up excitedly one day to be weather forecasters and news anchors.
When comparing the metabolic profiles using PLS-DA, we observed that IPS patients were distributed across, but mainly in-between, the distinct clusters of first-onset drug naïve schizophrenia patients and healthy controls (Figure 1A).
Using in vivo whole-cell electrophysiology, we now show that two clusters of third-order olfactory neurons have dimorphic pheromone responses.
Among the best movies of 2002 are a cluster of second, third and fourth features that, for all their differences, may herald the arrival of a new mainstream of ambitious, accessible filmmaking.
Santa Monica has become home to a thriving cluster of first-rate cultural institutions like art galleries (at Bergamot Station), the Santa Monica Symphony Orchestra and the Powerhouse Theater.
Donald J. Trump's dominance in the polls combined with a cluster of second-place candidates looking to topple him has Republicans thinking their convention next summer could be a nerve-racking get-together reminiscent of 1976.
The museum — from the outside, a chaotic pileup of translucent cones and gigantic children's building blocks — was organized around a cluster of first-floor galleries representing key movements in Europe and the United States.
In HMEM structure, f l c l = 1 L f is responsible to provide satisfactory clustering of first-order moments (mean vectors).
He and other volunteers operate in a tight cluster of second-floor offices in a nondescript building near UC Irvine.
