As Moore explains, the various clusters operate on a basis of who, what and where, to avoid duplication.
After the triplet oak, the trail gets quite steep until it branches in several directions at the top toward various clusters of rocky outcrops.
Scattered about the cavernous room, amid crates of food and ammunition and bundles of camouflage netting, are various clusters of Sagee's comrades.
Robbin has assigned to the various clusters names which indicate their natures; e.g., "Blue Blood Estates" (the wealthiest), "Shotguns & Pickups," and "Hard Scrabble" (the poorest).
Flowers may occur singly at the ends of stems (e.g., tulip, poppy, rose), or they may be grouped in various clusters, or inflorescences (gladiolus, sunflower, delphinium, and yarrow).
I doubted that mussels and scallops, which possess various clusters of nerves, or ganglia, but lack a true brain, would be aware of pain in the same way (although, intriguingly, scallops do possess up to 100 tiny eyes, which peer out at the world between the two halves of their shells).
In his early comparisons of formation functions with luminosity functions of galactic clusters, Sandage calculated the number of white dwarfs expected in various clusters; present searches for these objects in a few of the clusters (e.g., the Hyades) have supported his conclusions.
Biological space, with various clusters annotated according to hypothesized mode of action or drug function.
The Schwartz value system proved capable of significantly differentiating the various clusters.
Various clusters of OSA phenotypes have been described leading to more highly personalized treatment.
Through multi-partite graphs, nodes can be distributed among various clusters with inter-cluster edges only.
