The population was clustered mainly in Judaea, Samaria, and Galilee.
In the early 21st century the African American population, slightly less than one-eighth of the state's total population, was clustered in the central parts of the larger cities, and more than two-fifths of African Americans resided in Dallas and Houston.
The north's rural population is clustered in villages of thick-set stone houses with slate roofs.
The coast, where most of the population is clustered, has a majority of liberal Democrats and a minority of moderate Republicans.
The state's eastern third, where much of the population is clustered, offers a mixed picture, much like the economy there.
The state's population is clustered around Heroica Nogales, at the Arizona border (which is contiguous with the city of Nogales); Hermosillo; Guaymas, a gulf port and deep-sea fishing resort; and Ciudad Obregón, in the Yaqui River valley.
Washington's population is clustered in and around Seattle, which has seen an influx of well-educated voters drawn to work in biotechnology firms in towns like Bothell and to jobs with Microsoft in Redmond.
Then, as the population evolves through generations, the diversity of the population decreases as the vectors in the population are clustered, because each individual gets closer to the best vector found so far.
Without loss of generality, before executing the lower level optimization tasks, the upper level population is clustered into ten groups (i.e., (G=vert varvec{S}vert = 10)) via Euclidean distance-based single-linkage clustering, with each group comprising 2 individuals (i.e., (vert varvec{s}_{g}vert = 2), for all (g in 1, 2, ldots, G)).
A significant portion of Iowa's Hispanic population is clustered in this part of the state.
This is due to the distribution of the population, being clustered in big cities where hospitals provide emergency services for a number of neighbouring clinics [2].
