Sentence examples for mainstream cluster from inspiring English sources

"There's a mainstream cluster, and right in the middle of it is The Washington Post and the New York Times," Lazer said.

It's best described as a mainstream cluster that includes both liberal as well as conservative viewpoints.

These tweeters tend not to be as extreme, and they have many connections with the two more ideological clusters, which suggests that this the mainstream cluster acts in part as an informational bridge between them.

The visualization below is from April 25, and it shows a decrease in the number of unconnected tweeters (lower left), as well as the reestablishment of a liberal cluster (lower middle), a conservative/Tea Party cluster (upper right), and a bridging, mainstream cluster (upper left).

Critiquing the efficacy of mainstream industrial cluster theory to analyse hybridised cleantech clustering, this paper presents a unique synthesis of current thought on multiscalar environmental governance and socio-spatial formations to explore the practices and potentialities of these hybridised cleantech clusters.

The mainstream projections cluster around 200 million, but no one argues that there is a compelling scientific argument for any of these numbers.

 Both agencies have achieved significant progress towards the mainstreaming of Cluster support within the organisations.

In addition, a written questionnaire was sent out to 8 individuals as a follow-up to get further information and opinions relating specifically to the overall management architecture and to the mainstreaming of Cluster roles and activities within the two agencies.

From the various comments on early drafts of this report, it became clear that there was a need to bring in more strongly an analysis of the architecture and management structure of the co-lead arrangement as a whole and around the mainstreaming of Cluster responsibilities within the two agencies.

Other groups (for example, the Amish in North America or certain immigrant groups across host societies), believing that their particular cultural practices are better preserved by remaining separate from mainstream society, tend to cluster geographically and residentially.

 Stronger coordination mechanisms should be put in place to ensure maximum benefits from the Cluster work mainstreamed into agencies' staff roles.