Sentence examples for time clusters from inspiring English sources

This time clusters of English soccer fans surfed BlackBerrys for news of the national team, and the quaint fuss over the queen, who hadn't come in 33 years, provided one of those annual only-in-Britain stories.

After bulking up rapidly in the first 10 billion years of cosmic time, clusters of galaxies, the cloudlike swarms that are the largest conglomerations of matter in the universe, have grown anemically or not at all during the last five billion years, like sullen teenagers who suddenly refuse to eat.

Every year around this time, clusters of newly minted "adults" in caps and gowns sit like sponges, soaking up the wisdom that booms from the front of the auditorium: "Parents, friends, distinguished guests, graduates of the class of 2013 …" So begins the commencement speech, a tradition at college and university graduations around the US.

Over time, clusters without dark matter slowly lose their gravitational grip on the stars at their edges, the team found, whereas those with halos hold onto these stars.

At that time, clusters formed by aggregation of the NiMoO4 nanowires could not be mixed efficiently with carbon black, which resulted in impairing their electrochemical performance by restriction of the electronic conduction paths from each nanowire to a current collector.

Over time, clusters of convection increased around the broad system, and it developed two distinct centers of circulation on August 30.

The third aim was to identify specific space-time clusters and to test for differences between 'clustered' and 'non-clustered' cases.

To determine whether a tweet is part of a trending story, Tweetbeat creates real-time clusters of tweets, based on semantic similarity.

Six significant (P-value <0.01) space-time clusters of equine premises were found, at which presence of Culicoides spp. was predicted and live equidae were introduced from outside CyL.

Recent applications of clustering techniques in the Sudan [7] and coastal Kenya [8] have highlighted the significance of space-time clusters of malaria infections in areas of low malaria transmission.

Space-time clusters were defined as the isolation of 3 or more primary isolates from individual patients treated in the same hospital within a 2 month window displaying the same SpaType.