Sentence examples for permanent cluster from inspiring English sources

The result, a more or less permanent cluster of patients at the nurses' station demanding to be taken outside; stressed-out staff, disgruntled patients and aggravation all round.

A more-or-less permanent cluster of transvestite prostitutes plies the corners of nearby 125th Street, clad in summery ensembles of Daisy Dukes and tube tops, accessorized with clutch purses that seem awfully tiny until one considers the modest dimensions of the tools of their trade.

In situ hybridization revealed permanent clustering of different TEs in the NOR regions, as well as near or within clusters of 5S rDNA [ 45, 47].

This election can be made permanent (static clustering) or repeated in some certain time intervals (dynamic clustering).

Lady Kinnock subsequently promised parliament that there would be no "permanent stockpiles of cluster munitions on UK territory" after the treaty as the US had decided it no longer needed them on British soil.

The dot in the upper left-hand corner in each methodology plot shows that there was a great amount of permanent size two clusters.

And it only considers permanent failure of the cluster head.

For the permanent residents, however, global clusters were not detected, and just 1 hot spot, Miyun, was observed, in 2003 (Appendix Table).

The lower chemotaxis of these individual colliding cells compared with front cells from clusters with permanent contacts is likely due to the fact that a transient contact is not as efficient in maintaining directionality as a more permanent cell interaction.

In this case, the lower the temperature of the silicon substrate during the Ge deposition the higher the density of the clusters at the permanent quantity of the deposited Ge [16, 17].

Finally, the genetic rescues generated through the late expression of TBPH in mature glia indicated that the pathological defects described in locomotive behaviors and postsynaptic distribution of the GluRIIA clusters were not permanent and could be regenerated.