Sentence examples for evolution of clusters from inspiring English sources
The evolution of clusters, groups, and early-type galaxies is governed by mergers and by feedback from supermassive black holes (SMBH).
Early-stage clustering in quenched/aged supersaturated Al Cu alloys is simulated and characterized at the atomic scale to study the structural and compositional evolution of clusters.
The present paper proposes a new strategy to reduce the computational complexity associated with the DBSCAN by efficiently implementing new merging criteria at the initial stage of evolution of clusters.
Our arguments show that the transactions costs approach and the innovation and technological regimes framework are broadly consistent, and that real insights into the microfoundations, nature, and evolution of clusters can be provided by these classification systems.
Constellation-X will address many topics including observing the formation and evolution of clusters of galaxies, constraining the Baryon content of the Universe, observing the effects of strong gravity close to the event horizon of super-massive black holes and the evolution of AGN with redshift.
In spite of this, some questions remain haunting us, such as the following: What happened during the 12 h of evolution of clusters in the mixed proteins [28]?
(D) Individual cells and the evolution of cluster area over 5 days in cells grown in 4 and 6 mg/mL collagen matrices.
The evolution of cluster networks established by immigrants needs moderate heterogeneity, but must also integrate localized learning (Maskell 2010).
Grid tools are a natural evolution of cluster tools whereby monitoring is performed over a wider geographic area as is typical of grid virtual organisations.
Prior literature suggests that sustaining entrepreneurship is both the source of the continued competitiveness of business and the basis for the evolution of cluster networks in achieving self-organization (Etemad 2004).
Although clusters generally experience the process from birth to recession, in their entire life cycle theoretical issues such as exactly what factors drive the evolution of cluster networks and the formation of a particular evolutionary path have yet to be explored.
