During our visit a few months ago, a steady cluster of visitors paused to contemplate Cocteau's strikingly modern, Picasso-like murals of the crucifixion and resurrection surrounded by local medicinal herbs — according to tradition, St. Blaise was a doctor.
Looking down at the facade from this angle miniaturises it against the vast, raw amphitheatre of surrounding cliffs, and echoes of the ant-like cluster of visitors in front of the monument soar up into the air.
She and her husband (until his death, in 2005) were mainstays of the Center; I happened to be there on Thursday afternoon, and, as word of her death made its way through the building, clusters of staff and visitors began sharing memories of their encounters with the couple.
Inside, scrums of visitors clustered before 80 or so pictures, more or less famous troublemakers, spanning the era of the daguerreotype through Abu Ghraib.
Old photographs also show picnicking visitors by clusters of early model Fords — perhaps the first tailgate parties.
Using cluster analysis, we identify three distinct segments of visitors to a popular national park in Colorado, USA.
In a remarkable scene here on Wednesday night after a game between England and Nigeria, hundreds of Japanese fans, many of them decked out in the jerseys of England's celebrity captain, David Beckham, gathered around a cluster of boisterous, chanting visitors from England.
We continue our analysis by performing a hierarchical cluster analysis to group together countries exhibiting similar distribution of the number of visitors according to the touristic sites.
He showed a visitor the growing clusters of innovative metal houses by noted architects like Larry Davis and sleek townhouses by a young Vietnamese immigrant, Chung Nguyen, in Montrose and other historic neighborhoods now stirring with new urban life.
The six shows will be performed in the Eisenhower Theater in two clusters of three each so that a visitor to Washington could see three Sondheim musicals in one weekend.
