The streets are still decorated with fairy lights clustered in star shapes.
Opposite one of the ubiquitous portraits of Benedict XVI, large machines bearing inscrutable names ("OP5000"), of the sort you associate with medical offices, dominated the floor, and klieg lights clustered around tables suggested an operating theatre.
In a 1991 article, he notes that night-time satellite photos of Europe reveal the distinctive contours of economic activity: bright lights cluster around metropolitan centres, shining particularly brightly around the triangle of Brussels, Amsterdam and Dortmund.Before Mr Krugman, economists found these images difficult to square with the rest of their body of theory.
The largest light clusters on the seaway are the capital cities of Oslo and Copenhagen.
The Riviera concept moved them to the upper surface of the hood — an extension of the front light clusters.
A few materialized courtesy of the observers' possibly having had a drink too many, as in the case of an unidentified flying light cluster witnessed loitering in the sky by the patrons of a pub in Kent.
The rear light clusters are works of four-pointed art, while the rear reflectors sit in vertical nacelles as though pretending to be red-hot air emerging from some powerhouse's orifice.
Right at the back of the car park, invisible from the road, the six-car charger had one black French Tesla taxi parked in it, so we pulled in beside it and started the charging routine – pop the flap by the rear light cluster on the passenger's side, plug in the thick cable and let the car do its thing.
BMW-owned Mini's keen to hammer home its Britishness, which is manifest in the Union Jack LED light clusters.
In the case of such low-energy ion implantation, light cluster can penetrate into deeper sites than heavy cluster in the substrate, which is dependent on the energy distribution of cascade collision between cluster and matter.
