This particular Silenus is unmistakably the bearded ancient, much the worse for drink, and wreathed in this case with ivy leaves and grape clusters, who would follow Dionysus around.
Figure 2 plots the injury locations for the two main clusters who were cared for at our TC.
We've created a number of algorithms to identify users across a variety of clusters who tweet actively and are engaged with their audiences.
Two neighboring clusters who reach an agreement to merge with each other will both start the Merging process regardless of other merging requests.
The UNCICP report suggested, "A standardized system for examining trends in transnational organized crime should consist of three components - that of "groups" who are criminals working together, "clusters" who are often based in geographic localities, and "markets" which are organized by products the produce including distribution, sales, and product support networks (UNCICP, 2000).
The distribution of the remaining 10,359 respondents from 197 clusters who provided a valid RDT and net use result by livelihood, age and sex are shown in Table 1.
There will be some women who are normally resident in intervention clusters who were not enumerated during the baseline survey.
Events were confirmed by 12 interviewers, each responsible for four clusters, who visited women and arranged an interview at about six weeks after delivery.
We select genes as clusters, who are part of HUGO gene families and which consist of genes located on the same chromosome and consecutive geographic region.
Twenty-one of the 41 managers in the intervention clusters who had consented to participate in the study were approached for interview and 11 agreed; a response rate of 52% among intervention group managers.
The low proportion of TB attributable to identifiable links is also supported by the similarly low proportion of persons in clusters who can be linked epidemiologically, both in our study and studies in South Africa (22 ) and India (26 ).
