Sentence examples for white clustered from inspiring English sources

Large White and Middle White clustered together until K = 14, at which point they split to form separate clusters.

R 2 0.008 0.09 F statistic 2.30 1.633 p value: *** <0.01; ** <0.05; * <0.1 We used White clustered standard errors to mitigate the effect of heteroscedasticity.

Landrace and Large White clustered together, sharing many of the regions putatively under positive selection showing the lowest levels of genetic differentiation between breeds.

It was interesting to note that Dudia white clustered along with M. lavigata and M. assambola, while all other mulberry species and genotypes grouped into clusters III and IV.

There are also the deep pinks of red campion flowers, and white clusters of yarrow.

Our hemlock trees have the telltale white clusters of insects on the ends of younger growth.

And the rows of white clusters, mixed in amid the syrah: that's the stressed, struggling, perfumed viognier grapes of Condrieu.

The Seattle Symphony is shooting for the top echelon in its new hall, which is adorned with a pair of arresting white clusters by Mr. Chihuly and other works by Mark di Suvero and Robert Rauschenberg.

The land is flat, and the views are awesomely extensive; horses, herds of cattle, a white cluster of grain elevators rising as gracefully as Greek temples are visible long before a traveller reaches them.

Or pick a late bloomer that barrels through the heat, like the chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus) with its spires of purple flowers, or summersweet (Clethra alnifolia), which has fragrant white clusters.

Still, standing in front of the massive outstretched boughs of the bare yellowwood tree provides a majestic moment, and the deep purple or white clusters of beauty berries from the verbena family are shockingly beautiful against the fresh snow.