The formation of a cluster connecting two parallel faces of the RVE is considered the formation of a percolation network that allows electric current to pass through the RVE, rendering it conductive.
As time progresses after the formation of a cluster, the massive stars, which evolve the fastest, gradually disappear from the cluster, becoming white dwarf stars or other underluminous stellar remnants.
The results reveal the connection between the formation of a cluster and the variation of energy in fluidized beds.
That sort of pressure "not only pushes jobs all over the place," the professor said, "it breaks up the 50-year formation of a cluster of businesses that have learned to depend on one another for an exchange of labor, resources, supplies, maintenance services".
When the loading is increased, the isosteric heat at low temperatures decreases slightly and exhibits a shoulder, which is associated with the formation of a cluster of methanol molecules around one OH group.
However, after annealing the blends at 150 °C for 24 h, two Tg's were detected, reflecting microphase separation (formation of a cluster phase and a matrix phase) due to aggregation of ionic groups during annealing.
Neighbor table is a conceptual data structure for formation of a cluster whereas Cluster Adjacency Table (CAT) is used for keeping information about the adjacent clusters.
Any coalition of three (or more) similar features will also exceed the threshold and will lead to the formation of a cluster.
Grouping of related suppliers of services, inputs, products, equipment, expertise, and know-how leads to the formation of a cluster (Ketels, 2003; Porter, 1998; Singh and Evans, 2009).
The astronomers, led by Rebecca Elson, located their dwarf while using the Hubble Space Telescope to investigate star formation in a cluster (named NGC 1818) in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a small neighboring galaxy.
The outgrowth of endothelial cells from adherent MNCs was characterized by the formation of a cluster of cobblestone-appearing cells.
