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And, the state of this stress deficit, which would make clustering perforation casings of horizontal wells "hanging" in the formation to some extent, resulted in certain degree of deflection deformation radically and S-shape deformation axially.

However, having cluster members make clustering decision every CI will increase the probability of re-clustering.

XCluster grew out of the desire to make clustering software that was far less memory intensive, faster, and smarter when joining two nodes together, such that most similar outermost expression patterns of said nodes are placed next to each other.

Clustering is performed in this manner to avoid the dimensionality problem which would make clustering of the raw data computationally expensive and error prone.

In this work, we have attempted to make clustering algorithms, which could find reasonable number of representative conformer ensembles automatically with asymmetric dissimilarity matrix generated from openeye tool kit.

Alternatively, individual neurons might make clustered axonal arbors but with no collective arrangement.

In this model, neurons everywhere across a cortical area make clustered axonal projections to a static, predefined set of patch locations.

For each neighbouring node that makes clustering coefficient ≥ CC threshold, we calculate its score, and include top k% scored nodes into next cluster.

However, in Model III, only neurons falling within globally defined patch locations made clustered axonal projections to other patches.

Belgium became the first country to make it a crime to invest in companies that make cluster bombs, the law's author, Senator Philippe Mahoux, said.

Most of the difficulties arise from the same properties that make clusters interesting: the ease with which their sizes and compositions are varied and the variety of structures available for clusters of almost any given size.