Nonetheless, innovation benefits from clusters.
They could be from clusters of pulsars, the rapidly spinning dense objects known as neutron stars.
Still, extrapolating from clusters of data over an area as vast and with as many unknowns as Congo presents particular problems, she said.
Electrophysiological activity from clusters of neurons in the hippocampus was then recorded using multiple electrodes, made from fine wire, implanted in the rats' brains.
The 79 units — ranging from clusters of brightly painted hotel rooms with private terraces to family-friendly, two-bedroom villas — are scattered around a 35-acre compound that includes two pools, tennis courts and two restaurants.
But the fact that the answer from clusters came out so close to the cosmological constant is a vote of confidence for Einstein's general relativity, said William Forman of Harvard, a member of Dr. Vikhlinin's team.
In particular, the discriminating factor and group centroids clearly show that function 1 discriminates cluster I from clusters II and III, whereas function 2 distinguishes cluster II from clusters I and III.
We believe that signal L2 in Figure 3 is a signal from clusters with d < 10 nm.
The roofs of the stately wood buildings with detailed carvings sprouted from clusters of gingko and maple trees.
Outlier detection is an important data analysis task in its own right and removing the outliers from clusters can improve the clustering accuracy.
Objective: To determine the unbound bilirubin concentration (UBC) associated with kernicterus with the use of clinical data from clusters of kernicterus after sulfisoxazole and benzyl alcohol administration.
