Sentence examples for which clusters of from inspiring English sources
(The Diocese of Brooklyn, which includes Queens, formalized a system in 1997 in which clusters of parishes coordinate services).
B1 WEEKEND E1-32; E33-42 SnapshotsEALTH Snapshofs of an Infant Universe Astronomers described the most detailed pictures yet of the birth of the universe, depicting the seeds from which clusters of galaxies grew.
She raised money to finance the publication of her hand-colored engravings, in which clusters of bugs cling to sagging sprigs of plants as exotic as moonflowers and purple coral trees.
This light-switch technology promises to accelerate scientists' efforts in mapping which clusters of the brain's 100 billion neurons warble to each other when a person, for example, recalls a memory or learns a skill.
Instead, Sevigny has gone for a purer form of fun: an enfilade of domed caverns where dancers sway to rock and disco hits flanked by tiled nooks from which clusters of beautiful folk watch the whorling crowd.
Pfaus peers at these specimens under a microscope to figure out which clusters of neural cells went into metabolic overdrive while the rodent was in a sexual frenzy.
In his syntheses and descriptions of the structure of various terpenes, olefins, and steroids, he determined specifically which cluster of hydrogen atoms in a substrate is replaced by an enzyme to cause a given change in the substrate.
We remark in Table 8 to which cluster of retweets (excluding undefined) the largest number of users of each reply cluster belong (bold values).
In S. cerevisiae, the majority of the RNase P RNA exists in the nucleolus, in which clustering of tRNA genes and processing of precursor tRNAs take place [37].
This new measure provides more precise information than is currently recognized, of which cluster of frailty indicators are important in older people.
One approach to investigating sub-grouping in LBP is to consider which cluster of patient factors identify those most likely to benefit from a particular treatment.
