Sentence examples for usual cluster from inspiring English sources

By Alexis Okeowo September 27 , 2010The convening of United Nations General Assembly brought together the usual cluster of halted East Side traffic, scattered protests, and both African despots and populist leaders struggling to carve out democracies.

The convening of United Nations General Assembly brought together the usual cluster of halted East Side traffic, scattered protests, and both African despots and populist leaders struggling to carve out democracies.

At this point, the projections of climate change, assuming we continue business as usual, cluster around an estimate that average temperatures will be about 9 degrees Fahrenheit higher in 2100 than they were in 2000.

How anomalous it seemed when I first walked down this Right Bank street, past the toxically hip Hôtel Costes and the usual cluster of skinny boys in faux-hawks and Dior jeans, only to come upon a storefront of headless mannequins clad in the kind of staid jackets that instantly evoke "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit".

In this work, we introduce a generic task-distributed hierarchical computational architecture for nanomaterial design, which can be readily constructed on a usual cluster system.

To allocate patients to either the TES program or to care as usual, cluster randomization is used, with hospitals as the unit of randomization to avoid contamination between groups.

Standing in their usual clusters around the train station, they measured the passing vehicles for signs that a day's work might be beckoning from inside.

Mr. Kovats plans to adopt Western models of museum management at the 30,000-square-foot facility: flexible opening hours; a skeleton staff instead of the usual clusters of idle gallery attendants; volunteer adjuncts; educational and membership programs and the naming of rooms after private donors.

The Androscoggin River was a tumult of white water as we drove beside it on Route 16 on our way to Errol in early June, and the usual clusters of trout fishermen's vehicles parked at various pools were not to be seen.

In disease, this distribution can broaden substantially so that individual alveoli can have ratios that markedly deviate from the ratio of 1 to 1. Any deviation from the usual clustering around the ratio of 1 to 1 leads to decreased blood oxygenation the more disparate the deviation, the greater the reduction in blood oxygenation.

This approach furnishes complementary information to the usual clustering coefficient and mean minimum separation length.