Sentence examples for scattered cluster from inspiring English sources

A mathematical proof, such as Zhang produced, "should resemble a simple and clear-cut constellation," he wrote, "not a scattered cluster in the Milky Way".

It is a loosely scattered cluster in the Milky Way that measures 49 arcminutes across and features approximately twelve bright stars, although more than 60 stars of approximately 9th magnitude become visible at low magnifications in a telescope.

The calcifications were classified into cluster, tiny cluster and scattered cluster, according to the mammographic appearances.

Northwest African and Egyptian breeds were distributed in a scattered cluster that was placed close to the Nigerian and Cape Verdean populations.

Moreover, because of the scattered cluster coverage in VANETs and the restricted communication radius, there may exist some undecided nodes between two clusters.

Instead, 'Ladino' profiles form an scattered cluster located between Native Americans and Europeans; this pattern becomes clearer in a second PCA when eliminating the African reference samples (see PC1 [29%] in Figure  7A, right).

For national planning purposes, the term Al-Wādī al-Jadīd includes five widely scattered clusters of oases based on artesian wells.

They live in a diverse variety of habitats from boreal and deciduous forests to orchards and tropical rainforests, through open country broken by scattered clusters of trees and shrubs to clay and sandy deserts and rocky, dry plateaus.

Huge areas are wholly empty, but wherever meagre vegetation can support grazing animals or reliable water sources occur, scattered clusters of inhabitants have survived in fragile ecological balance with one of the harshest environments on earth.

These areas appeared typical for CLL and were admixed with scattered clusters containing histiocytes, eosinophils and occasional CD30, MUM-1 positive Reed-Sternberg cells.

A typical radiation field originating from a single hotspot can be generated by three spatial distributions of sources; scattered, clustered and biased.