Sentence examples for clusters since the from inspiring English sources
(China has been establishing high-tech clusters since the late nineteen-eighties, after scientists returned from abroad with news of Silicon Valley and Route 128).
Jassy also announced that the company's users spun up 3.7 million Elastic Map Reduce clusters since the service launched in May 2010.
This fact also motivates the use of clusters since the detecting SNs are much more likely to be close to the intruder.
In Fig. 2(c), we show the soft projection of an individual (red star): the projected position is outside both post-treatment clusters, since the individual is located at the rim of the pre-treatment cluster.
In this method the position, where the plot creates an "elbow" in the graph, can be taken as the number of clusters, since the "elbow" occurs at the point of sudden decrease in the error measurement (Ketchen and Shook 1996).
[Note that the ST thresh is the "maximum" ST value between clusters since the ST score is a similarity measure, not a dissimilarity measure.] If the clustering is performed using the same ST thresh value for a volume range, the shape diversity as a function of each molecular volume size may be evaluated by the growth of the number of reference shapes.
"That group is the largest cluster since the baby boomers; they can start and stop trends on a dime," he said.
Santa Clara County, the heart of Silicon Valley, has lost nearly a fifth of its jobs in three years the biggest direct hit to a cluster since the Great Depression, according to Ross DeVol at the Milken Institute.
In comparison, almost none of those computations are required with rotating clustering since the sets of clusters are predetermined beforehand and known at all transmitting nodes.
As a result, the bandwidth required for local data (intra-cluster) exchanges would be much smaller than the bandwidth for long-range (inter-cluster) since the high-speed channel links are provided between transmitters.
Rural migrants, fleeing their villages and hamlets, moved into cities and towns whose population grew by several orders of magnitude, though we go on calling them by the name of the old tiny downtown where the political and administrative power has clustered since the middle ages or even antiquity.
