Sentence examples for violent clusters from inspiring English sources

The fault appears to adjust in violent clusters of earthquakes every 200 years.

Accurately or not, you could hardly avoid thinking of explosive conflict and random terror when presented with the seemingly aimless, numbing 10-minute barrage of violent clusters in the newly composed "Skia" ("Shadow," in Greek).

For example, the probability of an affirmative response to the item "It is OK (or normal) to hit women if you need to teach them a lesson" was only p = 0.01 in the non-violent cluster; it increased somewhat to p = 0.08 in the moderately violent cluster, but the increase in the impulsive-reactive cluster was up to p = 0.63.

In the non-violent cluster, any violent behaviour was very unlikely.

For seven of eight items, the observed conditional probabilities for a violent attitude increased from the non-violent cluster to the impulsive-reactive cluster.

This cluster indicates a significant weekday and daytime temporal pattern that is much different than the other violent crime clusters that are analyzed.

Largely focused on Jerusalem to begin with, most violent incidents are clustered around a small number of West Bank hotspots, including the city of Hebron, the Gush Etzion and Tapuach junctions, and in the area of Ramallah and the Israeli settlement city of Ariel.

More than 500 people were murdered last year in the Midwestern city, and violent crime is clustered in a few poverty-stricken neighborhoods.

Conversely, theft from person (i.e., theft without threat of force) clusters with violent crimes, though in a technical sense it is considered a non-violent crime.

Others have posted "crime maps" that show clusters of violent incidents in which the police intervened on surrounding streets.

The work, about 12 minutes long, veered between the violent exuberance of pounded clusters on the piano and quiet, discordant string interludes before fading out with a pianissimo jig.