Sentence examples for introduced clusters from inspiring English sources

Professor Handel and his students introduced clusters of fruit-bearing plants including blackberry, elderberry, gray dogwood and bayberry.

In one large piece blending collage, oil and ink from 1954 Alcopley tested visual responses to floating fragments -- some real and some painted -- then introduced clusters of rhythmic, parallel lines that could be related to the American Indian designs that inspired a number of midcentury artists.

Events characterization is based on a recently introduced clustering method, called KHM (K-harmonic means).

Experiments involving four synthetic and two real datasets are conducted to show the performance of the introduced clustering algorithm in terms of cluster purity and normalized mutual information.

For that reason, Will et al. (2007) and Torarinsson et al. (2007) introduced clustering of transcripts according to sequence and structure as a mean to assign functions.

Finally, our yeast two-hybrid assay confirmed that the Bqt1/2 binding domain of Rap1 falls within 216 388 amino acids, and introduced cluster mutations did not affect its interaction with the Bqt1-2 complex (Fig.  3d).

The greatest improvement is seen with introducing clusters of 2 to 4-users per cluster, and eventually converges to a constant gain.

Around the same time, Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek began introducing clusters into his solos during live performances of the band's hit "Light My Fire".

These latter processes will introduce clusters of sequences that are incomplete and/or redundant but nevertheless accurate variations on a gene region or splice form.

Such problem can be reduced by introducing clustering, for such networks.

Studies have shown that the design of routing protocols in the CWSN introduces clustering mechanism which can improve network performance.