Enterprise clients can set up their own cluster, and keep all of their programs private on the Spell platform, rather than running tests on the public cluster.
Raw hybridization intensity data processing, clustering, and genotype calling were performed using the software GenomeStudio (v2011.1, Illumina®) and the public cluster file II described in [ 21].
In the public spaces, clusters of men, hard-core fans, jumped in ecstasy and agony at near misses and goals.
But many lingered in the public taproom, clustering near the television — and nearly screening off the server from our table — to follow football.
But unless they work for international companies, most Chinese take vacations only during the public holidays clustered around traditional festivals like Chinese New Year, usually a week or less at any one time.
Blastx [ 96] was used to find the best match (E-value ≤ 10-8) for the sequences representing each probe set (i.e. sequences derived from the most 5' to the most 3' probe in the public UniGene cluster).
BLASTXx [ 70] was used to find the best match (E ≤ 10-8) for the sequences representing each probe set (i.e. sequences derived from the most 5' to the most 3' probe in the public UniGene cluster).
All workers of a cluster are located in the same region of a (public) Cloud; a cluster is managed by a Cluster Module and has its own instance of a DEF Algo-Lib.
In the 1990s, in an effort to improve the quality of education, the government decided to consolidate public schools into clusters called agrupamentos, each to be overseen by one central administrative authority.
It can run on virtual machines, bare-metal servers, OpenStack clusters, public instances or any combination of on-premise and cloud offerings.
