A small group of men were clustered around a two meter tall suit that looked like a cross between a diving suit and an ancient suit of armor. |
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They clustered here and there in little clumps, whispering, while Reynard's crew scurried around reefing the sails. |
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They, in turn, supported a vetro a reticello basin in which blown-glass winged dragons clustered around a tall glass trumpet lily spouting water. |
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Plants in other bed are mainly low-growing, shade-loving perennials, such as the hostas, ferns, and lungworts clustered beneath trees. |
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The wind rustles the brittle-bush and whispers its way though the clustered needles of saguaros, the hallmark cactus of the Sonoran Desert. |
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Signs of torture may be subtle and include occult fractures from beatings or 1-2 mm clustered scars from electrical burns. |
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The tiny room was packed, with people standing at the bar and clustered around the pub tables nearby. |
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Primrose, cowslip, lady's mantle, bugle, thrift, clustered bellflower are widely available in garden centres, but are all natives. |
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If the stations are clustered together, do jumping jacks between sets to keep your heart beating at a training rate. |
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She switches on the light and they stand clustered together in the doorway for a moment. |
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Elaine turned away and walked towards the other tourists who were clustered around the tour guide. |
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The red brick houses with their carved wooden balconies were clustered round one stepped trafficless street, rising to a wonderful temple. |
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Its rooms are clustered around tranquil pools and set in acres of tropical gardens. |
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To one side was a rolling expanse of pasture land, clustered with flocks of sheep so thick that hundreds must graze there. |
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In the commercial, nine-year-old boys are clustered around the oven, making faces and bobbing their heads along to the jingle. |
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Thus, clustered damages are presumably produced by low doses of ionizing radiation such as those to which human populations may be exposed. |
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Dazzled by clustered headlamps and shiny bodywork, they are unable to see how their beloved cars have disfigured Britain. |
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Poor and unemployed people of all origins, clustered around District Six, participated. |
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The nematode is clustered with the acellular slime mold, the cellular slime mold, the malaria parasite, and the dysentery amoeba. |
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Sometimes they clustered so thickly on the stocks that by hurling boondies we could knock them down and take them home to be made into pie. |
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According to Davies, Medieval Ireland was less a unitary commonwealth after the pattern of England than a clustered multitude of sovereignties. |
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St. Mary's is not clustered in a village as churches often are but stands alone in the verdant countryside. |
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Across the city people clustered at office windows and gathered on factory roofs to view the spectacle. |
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These herbaceous biennials produce tall spires clustered with tiny flowers, each of which is surrounded by its own emerald bell. |
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This sum buys you two hours a month clustered in half-hour telephone appointments, and a follow up. |
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Villas here tend to be clustered into gated estates, but if you want something more authentically Mexican, try a hacienda. |
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The plant has 45 cm high clustered leafy stems with pinnately arranged pale green lance-shaped leaflets obliquely banded with pure white. |
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In bacteria, these genes are clustered in operons, while in eukaryotes, they are widely dispersed throughout the genome. |
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The coastal population is thinly clustered in villages, but over one-third of the total population live in highland valleys. |
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German treatments of aesthetics and politics clustered around Benjamin and Adorno. |
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Added to high academic achievement must be the many successful business enterprises clustered supportively around the university. |
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General thoracic surgeons do both of these procedures and may be clustered in specific hospitals. |
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A whole set of other factors clustered around gender roles pertain to female singers. |
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The new system will be used to handle clustered parallel visualization software, display high-resolution images and perform real-time rendering. |
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George Street comes lined with boutiques, and the newest landmarks of swinging Edinburgh are clustered here. |
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The crowd clustered round the sandy square was yelling encouragement at the players, who frowned in concentration in the fading light. |
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Several other decisions were made within the first hour as journalists clustered round the newsroom television sets. |
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Fire trucks clustered around the scene and the ground was covered with mounds of white, fire-retardant foam. |
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Inevitably, most of the early morning shoppers clustered around the road, trying to get a look at what was going on. |
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Other young women in headscarves clustered around her, their eyes blazing too. |
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Hordes of excited children clustered around the working model of a mountain railway system with trains criss-crossing with intricate precision. |
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We got back to find a huge crowd of people clustered around his desk whispering and giggling. |
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Standard deviation is the measurement of how scores are clustered or dispersed in relation to the mean. |
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Our analysis also ignored the fact that scores are clustered at practice level. |
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Although there were outliers, the majority of the data points clustered around the population mean. |
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The clustered environment must maintain the consistency and integrity of the file system itself. |
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A distributed, clustered storage architecture changes the way storage is deployed and managed across the enterprise. |
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Twenty minutes later, the great kasbah appeared, set in a patchwork of irrigated fields and surrounded by the clustered houses of the village. |
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The researchers consider that the clustered, non-random nature of the ill health in the region suggests an external cause. |
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Some extended families may live in fenced compounds or clustered housing arrangements that house multiple family units. |
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Testing applications in clustered environments can quickly multiply capacity requirements and delay development schedules. |
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In addition, data and applications often span across distributed or clustered servers and storage. |
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The priests quickly gathered into a tight clustered circle, all of them chanting in unison. |
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Can you afford to replicate a clustered production environment for development and testing environments? |
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This area of South Kilkenny is noted for the number of clustered farm villages and the number of thatched roofs which still predominate. |
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Recessed balconies give depth to the clustered stone towers, and there are gardens on each stepped roof. |
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From the door, the windows themselves were almost entirely obscured by the clustered pillars. |
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Among immature males, those obtained from the wild also clustered together. |
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A dozen or so were clustered around the faro table in the centre while, at the smaller tables, members played in pairs or foursomes. |
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During a fashion show, photographers are clustered on tiers beside the door facing the models as they emerge at the far end. |
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Discourage future strip commercial development and promote clustered commercial opportunities and the infilling of existing commercial areas. |
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Note that, even at this early era, galaxies are clustered into filamentary structures, separated by empty voids. |
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The activated PS2-containing integrins are clustered in basal plaques on each cell, but the PS1-containing heterodimers are not. |
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Much of the time the different communities lived in introverted quarters, clustered around a mosque, a church or a synagogue. |
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There are counter arguments that can be made on the side of the traditional 2-way clustered architectures. |
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The genome of P. carbinolicus contains clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats separated by unique spacer sequences. |
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Bored kids and frazzled adults were clustered in every corner and a dangerous-looking scrum had formed by the main door. |
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The cheese was cubed, the wine was poured, and visitors shuffled about to view a series of photographs clustered on the walls. |
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The sun was high, the coffee steaming, and clustered round a Salzburg garden table were six of Europe's most influential culturati. |
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Above the gawpers clustered outside the Palace an aeroplane is skywriting a message. |
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A clustered mutation means that two or more progeny of a family inherit the same mutation. |
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Fork wounds usually are clustered wounds consistent with the prongs of the fork used. |
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The eye asks if the green, frilled geranium puckers, clustered at angles on each stem, are similar enough to stop time. |
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Plump orange pumpkins are clustered on brick steps along with a scattering of reddish liquidambar leaves. |
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Most efforts to cut deals go through the drivers' spotters, who then act like diplomatic envoys, clustered together high atop the stands. |
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It is like a country house, with wings and accretions of differing styles and periods clustered around the original 17 th-century core. |
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Padlin stumbled into the pack of bettors clustered at the waist-high fence. |
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Just behind, the ding-ding-ding sound comes from the clustered bells of the agogo. |
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The buildings are clustered around a courtyard with restaurants, a wine bar, a convenience store and a hair salon. |
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Even after clambering on the table, he could not get a good enough shot at the three reds clustered near the cushion. |
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While large cities have always been busy, crowded places, New York was more so because of all the thousands of people who worked in the clustered skyscraper buildings. |
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But travel even higher still, to the tiny towns clustered on the border of Myanmar, and the cuisine changes yet again. |
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Discharged trichocysts remain clustered around the cell surface and can easily be visualized under dark-field light microscopy with a x10 objective. |
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The study used a clustered sampling design for the questionnaire sample, selecting truck yards rather than randomly selecting commercial vehicle drivers. |
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There was always a shaker of martinis and an assortment of hopeful dogs clustered around the dish of nuts. |
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Coots, ducks and flamingos clustered around the fringes of shallow tarns whilst great flocks of upland geese, buff-necked ibis and lapwing settled on the plains to feed. |
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The journey is relayed through 78 images clustered in white frames for an intimate feel. |
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The short-branched members from closely related species usually clustered together, whereas long-branched members tended to form one or several lineage-specific groups. |
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Nassau, the capital on New Providence and the only real town, was a modest settlement of lightly built wooden houses clustered around a single unpaved street. |
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A bunch of men was clustered around a surveyor's theodolite. |
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Modern methods of mechanical harvesting have attracted attention to the conveniently clustered arrangement of fruit on the boughs of certain clones. |
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Most breeds were clustered perfectly, and although clustering solutions differed across runs, the same individuals tended to be misclassified across runs. |
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In the tree, the non-African populations clustered continentally, with bootstrap analysis supporting grouping of European and Amerindian populations. |
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The streets of lower Manhattan were framed by barricades and cops in riot gear clustered on corners. |
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Imagine them all clustered in a roadhouse, having a beer around sunset, shaking their heads over the lost opportunity. |
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A horde of young assistants, mostly teenagers from the nearby high schools, occupies large olive-drab Quonset tents clustered at the end of the long line of A-frames. |
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I was in my car and heading out of the driveway yesterday when I noticed the pigeons clustered around outside the second story window of the barn. |
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The sky was a dark cavern clustered with a few stars, its surface lit occasionally by a spurt of colour stretching out from a firework just released. |
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Abundant terrestrial gastropods found clustered around fossil plant detritus may have been deposit feeders scavenging dry portions of channel floors. |
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He said the new language will help software developers exploit both parallel programming techniques and the locality of data in a large clustered system. |
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There's a stiff breeze coming off the Indian Ocean and the surfies are clustered in groups, waddling around in their wetsuits like hipster penguins. |
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Living and dining spaces are clustered to the east of the patio, overlooking and opening out on to a large garden, lushly planted with jasmine, fig trees and jacaranda. |
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Men of all walks of life clustered around the tables in the spacious downstairs to play brag, Three-Card-Monte and Chuck-a-Luck on the off chance of making a fortune. |
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The researchers examined stories in 469 local papers following suicides in both the clustered and the control group. |
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House Republicans clustered at the hotel seemed to have few new approaches. |
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However, D.C. can also be overrun with tourists, particularly as most of its well-known attractions are clustered in a small area. |
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To be sure, Canada is a rich country, on a per-capita basis, and its population tends to be clustered along the border. |
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However, peer group bias appears clustered with instrument manufacturer. |
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In a nearby gut of water, a plump of geese clustered together. |
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All of the early cites for the expression are clustered around 1888-1889, when sports writers and others began using it in a rather faddish manner. |
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For some reason, I had always visualised my readership as a clump of four or five people, clustered behind me as I typed, and straining to look at the screen. |
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The horse was still sporting several bald patches due to a skin rash that has clustered near his flank, croup, and hip, but the condition has had no impact on his training. |
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The large globe with clustered nebulas and speckled stars and solar systems that were scattered with planets, suns and moons rotated slowly and gently. |
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The five of us spent the next few hours clustered around the pool table. |
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Inside the home, the girl and her brothers clustered around the mother. |
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In some cases, structured, paneled cubicles are giving way to clustered workstations separated by screen or canvas partitions that can be slid aside to facilitate teamwork. |
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The Canadian researchers created the helium groupings so that each one was clustered around a molecule of nitrous oxide, better known as laughing gas. |
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The distribution of humans and anopheline mosquitoes is not continuous across this region, but generally clustered on the high-elevation areas where rainfall is abundant. |
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Bidentate to multidentate spines and coarse-pectinate scales clustered in distinct patches on ventral surfaces of last four segments. |
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Little half moons clustered underneath her cheekbones, like faint hoofmarks. |
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Thus, in sentences with several subordinate or relative clauses, the infinitives are clustered at the end. |
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Balti houses were originally clustered along and behind the main road between Sparkhill and Moseley, to the south of Birmingham city centre. |
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Many legends have clustered around the decisive audience of Francis with the pope. |
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The Glasgow City Region, is a collection of local authorities clustered around Glasgow. |
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There were a bunch of foreigners speaking their Mumbo Jumbo clustered ahead of me at Customs. |
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Most continental land was clustered in the Southern Hemisphere at this time, but was drifting north. |
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Housing was originally built in a series of satellite neighbourhoods clustered around the hilltop town centre. |
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Gravitational aggregations clustered into filaments, leaving voids in the gaps. |
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Most of the pods are clustered around the base of the plant, and only a few are found several inches away. |
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The houses which were kept for the ironworks employees were clustered around Horsehay Pool in Spring Village, and they are still lived in today. |
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A sporophyll frond is a fertile leaf that produces spores borne in sporangia that are usually clustered to form sori. |
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They clustered around waiters offering glasses of champagne. |
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The heyday of dude ranches was in the 1920s, with about 20 clustered in the Jackson area. |
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Pollinator of clustered lady's slipper orchid Cypripedium fasciculatum in Oregon. |
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The operating system adds new clustered policy and session features for enhanced scalability and manageability. |
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Furthermore, each hierarchically clustered community contained both our proposed coprostanoligenic as well as non-coprostanoligenic bacteria. |
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About two dozen corbies, the Scottish name for the hooded crow, were clustered around one of their number that seemed to be in distress. |
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European Muslims are more ghettoized, clustered by country of origin and rejected by or rejecting of the mainstream society. |
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Commonly known as Peruvian Lily they produce an astounding array of clustered lily shaped flowers throughout the summer months. |
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Pathologically, inflammation affecting breast lobules or lobulitis and the formation of non-caseating granulomas composed of clustered epitheloid histiocytes is present. |
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The carts are stylishly clustered throughout all three levels of the Mall and offer guests a variety of items including cigar products, shoelace ties, and veggie choppers. |
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German subordinate clauses have all verbs clustered at the end. |
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In order for cells in tissues to function in an integrated manner, specialized junctions consisting of clustered cell-adhesion molecules are essential. |
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Isilon, a leader in clustered NAS storage systems located in Seattle Washington, was the very first ESG Lab client and is a satisfied repeat customer. |
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There is a Japanese community clustered in Bonanova, Les Tres Torres, Pedralbes, and other northern neighbourhoods, and a Japanese international school serves that community. |
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Staminate aments are pendulous, clustered or solitary in the axils of the last leaves of the branch of the year or near the ends of the short lateral branchlets of the year. |
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The old town is clustered along the main street, flanked with houses and shops built from local stone, with narrow lanes and alleys branching off it. |
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Industrial districts, such as some areas on the South Side, the areas along the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, and the Northwest Indiana area are clustered. |
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The grape hyacinth, so called because its bells are almost spherical and clustered tightly round their stems, is regarded by some gardeners as a pest. |
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Microscopically, the cartilage cap is invested by perichondrium and composed of hyaline-type cartilage with clustered chondrocytes embedded in an abundant matrix. |
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Some of the most avid text messagers are clustered in Southeast Asia. |
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He had just visited the midtown Sacramento site where hundreds of brown marmorated stink bugs were clustered together on a Chinese pistache street tree. |
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Lye near Stourbridge to the west of Birmingham has become known as the 'Balti Mile' with up to a dozen restaurants clustered along the High Street. |
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Scattered punctate or clustered calcifications may be found. |
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