Sentence examples similar to development of clumps from inspiring English sources
The development of the dust clumping observed in our simulation may be related to the streaming instability of Youdin and Goodman (2005).
But there were also lots of clumps of beige.
The dust layer fragments into a number of clumps.
We further assume that the number of clumps and all clump sizes are independent.
We don't exactly know why clumps form or how they relate to development of memory problems.
Previous research has implicated the deposits of beta-amyloid in the development of Alzheimer's disease, because it begins destroying synapses before clumping them into plaques in the brain that lead to the death of important nerve cells.
They speculate that clumping of unicellular organisms may have led to the development of multicellularity.
These misfolded proteins can clump together into clusters, and potentially lead to the development of ALS.
Also, the clumping and precipitation characteristics of these transgenic bacteria can be applied to the development of a simple sifting mechanism to recover cells that have accumulated high mercury concentrations.
"Sort of clumping about?" "The word is schunkeln.
