Sentence examples for description of clusters from inspiring English sources

The determination of the energy states available for electrons in such a simplified model system is relatively easy and gives a good description of clusters of more than about eight or nine alkali atoms i.e., lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, or cesium.

We obtained a detailed description of clusters for ten categories of human genome elements, including functional (genes, exons, introns), regulatory (CpG islands, TFBSs, enhancers), variant (SNPs) and repeat (Alus, LINE1) elements, as well as DNase hypersensitivity sites.

One cluster describing a manifold of multipath components showing similar propagation parameters is described by only 21 parameters (see Table 1), while a single MPC already needs 12 parameters (such seemingly large numbers of parameters are necessary for a time-variant description of clusters and propagation paths).

This led to the description of clusters of genes expressed in the cardiac tube with strict temporal expression patterns.

Description of clusters containing 5 or more isolates in this study, and their worldwide distribution in the SITVIT2 database, is detailed in Table 4 and will be commented further under the discussion section.

Table  3 contains a detailed description of clusters and hotspots identified and their distribution on the genome, and Figure  1 illustrates this table by placing clusters and hotspots on the genome graphically.

A full description of clustering algorithms and their applications in FILTERSIM algorithm is provided in the following sections.

For a detailed description of cluster analysis, see Everitt et al. (2001) and Bande et al. (2008).

The earliest publications on CH in childhood date back to the 1970s [28, 29] and in 1980, an interesting description of cluster symptoms in an infant was published [30].

The brief description of cluster is given below: It consists of 69%% of two wheeler accidents which are distributed on intersections near markets, hospitals, local colonies across highways and non-highway roads.

The British neurologist Wilfred Harris is credited with publishing the first complete medical description of cluster headaches in 1926.