Sentence examples for clusters that follow from inspiring English sources

We found that the systems consist of small touching and/or interpenetrating icosahedral-like clusters that obey a simple rule, which is dictated from the system's composition, eventually yielding a microstructure of polyicosahedral clusters that follow a specific sequence of magic numbers.

Distribution-based clustering approach, like expectation-maximization (EM) [ 19], identifies the clusters that follow statistical Condorcet criteria.

Although there is no consistent social stratification in this Asian elephant population, it is possible that the clusters prior to the peak have a lower degree of relatedness than the clusters that follow it.

The electrosensory ampullae on the left side of the head in the hammerhead and sandbar sharks were classified into three clusters that followed the branch of the associated anterior lateral line nerve: the buccal (BUC), superficial ophthalmic (SO) and mandibular (MAN).

Summer clusters that followed were in rural, inland/upland areas, with no clusters identified in the urban center.

Kinesin-1 is also needed for the clustering that follows the migration of nurse cell centrosomes into the pro-oocyte.

According to criteria described in Hsu et al. [ 29], we selected five SNPs on the APOA1/ C3/ A4/ A5 gene cluster that follows: APOA1 rs670, APOC3 rs2854116, APOC3 rs2854117, APOA5 rs662799 and APOA5 rs2075291.

I will present cosmological simulations of galaxy cluster formation that follow the thermodynamic and chemical structures in the virialization regions of the ICM and transition to the IGM.

Mean linkage hierarchical clustering was applied to the distance matrix to identify clusters of PPs that follow the same locus distribution.

Represented in all walks of life they tend to cluster in professions that follow rule-based repetitive systems, as found in academia, languages, law, politics, technology, banking and engineering.

Using He, Be and Ar as examples, we predict by first-principles calculations that the electrophobic interaction drives He, Be or Ar to form a close-packed cluster with a clustering energy that follows a universal power-law scaling with the number of atoms (N) dissolved in a free electron gas, as well as W or Al lattice, as Ec ∝ (N2/3−N).