Sentence examples for more stable clusters from inspiring English sources

The heat rips the CO arms off the iron atoms, leaving the lone atoms energetically unhappy and eager to bond with one another to form more stable clusters.

When stable clusters were detected the procedure was repeated for each subcluster until no more stable clusters could be detected.

As you can see, using K-means generates more stable clusters with similar amount of data points.

With regard to the expectation that larger cells would develop more (stable) clusters, Otsuji et al. (2007, PLoS Comp Biol 3, 1040−1054) showed that a mass−conserved Turing system (of which ours is one example) could in principle yield a single−peak final steady state regardless of size.

To reduce such clustering overhead, a new algorithm is proposed which minimizes clustering overhead, by making cluster head a more stable cluster.

The simulation results show that our technique provides more stable cluster structure on the locale scale which results in a more stable network structure on the global scale.

In other words, a more stable cluster can be formed by selecting a node with a smaller M value as the cluster head.

Following Husson et al. 2010 the other 17 axis constituting only 19% of total variability were not used in order to create a more stable clustering.

Finally, it is shown that for and Li8 and Li4Sn clusters that each have with eight valence electrons, the greater gap in the highest occupied molecular orbital and the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital results in a more stable cluster.

The more stable cluster was expected to "survive" over a larger range of Δ T c.

Complete linkage was used instead of the more commonly used average linkage because the former produced a much more stable clustering.