Sentences with phrase «big clusters of»

The so - called Excellence Initiatives (IdEx), big clusters of top universities and research organizations, are especially controversial because winners are showered with money while entire regions lose out.

If you prefer big clusters of granola, press the mixture down firmly with the back of a spatula or wooden spoon after you have completed the halfway stir during baking.

As you can see, even without oil you can get crispy, delicious, big clusters of granola!

The name comes from a joke about a Texan who fires some shots at the side of a barn, then paints a target centered on the biggest cluster of hits and claims to be a sharpshooter.»

«With one of the biggest clusters of games companies in the UK, our local area is well placed to lead the way in growing this vital sector for our economy.»

War of the Machines» biggest cluster of problems, however, spout from its failure to live up to its own basic design.

This has been achieved by disabling the big cluster of the device's Snapdragon 810 SoC, which then allows the device to finally reach its lockscreen.

Not exact matches

«I don't want people to think this is only a land of big business,» says Scott Carlberg, manager of the Carolinas» Nuclear Cluster.

You'll see a lot of similarities, such as the grid fins, obviously clustering a lot of engines at the base, and the big difference really being that the primary structure is an advanced form a carbon - fiber, as opposed to aluminum - lithium.

Still, if McKinsey is to be believed, a dedicated startup - booster in every major Canadian city would boost our odds of hosting the world's next big innovation cluster.

The big players are divided between two camps: The first camp is Netflix and Amazon Prime, which release original content in series or clusters of episodes (a model championed by Netflix and later adopted by Amazon).

Joining MaRS» Consumer and Commerce cluster, the partnership will enable Unilever to stay at the forefront of technologies that are driving some of the biggest breakthroughs in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry.

The S&P 500 has gained or lost at least 1 percent on nine of the past 13 trading days, an unusual cluster of big moves.

A spiral galaxy (same goes for a spherical planet, a galaxy cluster, a comet) is shaped by forces big and small that rely on the physical properties of matter, energy, dark energy, and dark matter.

A few today, mainly clustered around the Weekly Standard, call for a policy of «national greatness,» which is a little hard to pin down apart from its robust appetite for interventionism in the belief that a little (or maybe big) war from time to time maintains the muscle tone of the nation.

I've never been able to get my granola clusters this big and LOVE your idea of covering nuts with granola to get super clusters.

MMM... I'm a fan of big clusters, too!

How Big Data Can Predict the Wine of the Century While Moneyball, and Brad Pitts good looks, became the face that launched a thousand big data blog posts, I have often thought about other examples, which might appeal to those who prefer to pour a glass a wine versus pore over box scores and Hadoop clustersBig Data Can Predict the Wine of the Century While Moneyball, and Brad Pitts good looks, became the face that launched a thousand big data blog posts, I have often thought about other examples, which might appeal to those who prefer to pour a glass a wine versus pore over box scores and Hadoop clustersbig data blog posts, I have often thought about other examples, which might appeal to those who prefer to pour a glass a wine versus pore over box scores and Hadoop clusters...

The less stirring of ingredients, the bigger the clusters (tip of the day).

Big clusters and lots of them too.

There's a lot of our core consumers clustered in those big cities.

More specifically a huge bowl of granola clusters topped off with some almond milk and a big spoon.

Anyone who's ever suffered through the torture of working in retail knows that Black Friday is only the beginning of a long, drawn - out, cluster eff of a month - long shopping spree, which ends with a big ol' grand finale bang of the Post-Christmas Returns And Exchanges Extravaganza.

Ed Miliband's party is ahead in all of the clusters of seats in which it will challenge sitting Tories at a general election, with the biggest swings in the Thames estuary, the Midlands and parts of the north.

Under Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city's reliance on the cluster sites has grown along with the rise in homelessness, which has arguably been the biggest failure of his tenure.

But these are not scattered evenly; big clusters are in Croydon (42), Bromley (35), Havering (30), Hillingdon (24) and Barking and Dagenham (21), while Ukip is almost absent in the more affluent London boroughs of Islington, Kensington and Chelsea.

While peering through one of the clusters, Abell 2744, astronomers recently found a candidate for one of the most distant galaxies known, a toddler growing up about 500 million years after the Big Bang.

The gravity from all that mass redirects any light that tries to sneak past, bending and focusing it, creating bigger and brighter images of galaxies far beyond the cluster.

A smooth - universe approximation is sensible, because when we look at the big picture, averaging over the structures of galaxy clusters and voids, the universe is remarkably uniform.

Over the last few years, Hubble has given us views of infant galaxies as they were just 500 million years after the Big Bang, allowing cosmologists to see how quickly the raw materials from the newborn universe coalesced into stars and then galaxies and then clusters of galaxies.

, Draft 21, Weather, Draft 23, (Comparing Volumes), 17 (Observing Change), and 38 (Using Graphs), Drafts 22, 24, 28, 33, 35 & 50, Drafts 41, 42 & 48, Drafts 1, Draft 2 - 4, «Finished» 4 - 6, Drafts 8, 11 & 12, Drafts 13 & 14, Drafts 16, 18 & 34, Drafts SAPA Modules 16, 18 & 34, Drafts, 1973 Reports, Experimental Module SAPA, 1973 - 1974 SAPA II Program Guide Revision, 1973 Supplementary Study Materials Report, «Big M Game» and «Booklet Averages», 1973 - 1974 SAPA Alternate Organizational Schemes, 1973 Misc., including correspondences, addresses, lists of modules and material lists, 1973 - 1973; 1975 Program Guide, drafts and suggestions Program Chart, 1973 Description of the Program, Drafts, 1973 Mars Photos, 1973 Sequence Charts, Modules 16 - 30, 1973 Sequence Charts Part A, Modules 1 - 15, 1973 Long - Range Planning Guide - Capie Clusters Sequence Charts, Modules 31 - 45, 1975 Sequence Charts, Modules 31 - 60, 1973 Sequence Charts, Modules 46 - 60.

The downside is that models like NPS1 tend to be big — each of the model's initial runs kept a 500 - microprocessor computing cluster busy for a day and a half — forcing the agents to be relatively simple - minded.

Computer modeling of the gravitational dynamics among galaxies in a cluster suggest that galaxies as big as our Milky Way are the likely candidates as the source of the stars.

Ellis, his PhD student Dan Stark and their colleagues trained one of the world's biggest telescopes, the Keck 2 atop Hawaii's Mauna Kea, to scan light grazing massive clusters of closer galaxies [see image above], which focused the light coming from more ancient galaxies behind them and magnified it 20 times in a process called gravitational lensing.

When the cobe satellite in 1992 mapped the faint microwave glow left over from the Big Bang, it couldn't make out structures as small as individual galaxies, or even clusters of galaxies.

«If the original cloud was big enough, it could have formed several small clusters with age differences of 5 or 10 million years,» Greene notes.

That requires a lot of thrust, which can be attained with either a few big engines, or a large cluster of smaller ones.

Sensing small increases in CO2, the carotid body, a small cluster of cells in the neck, spurs big increases in breathing to remove excess CO2 and keep a person out of trouble.

On the other hand globular clusters are much bigger spherical collections of much older stars that orbit around the centre of a galaxy.

It could be the elusive theory of everything, a set of universal laws governing everything from the smallest quark within the atom to the largest cluster of galaxies, from the Big Bang to this moment.

If these clusters still appear older than the Universe, the standard model of the big bang will be in serious trouble.

Various theories of «modified gravity» that suggest the force weakens under certain circumstances can explain some dark matter observations — particularly the dynamics of galaxies — but struggle to account for dark matter — attributed details astronomers see in galaxy clusters and in the big bang's afterglow.

Either the clusters are moving under the gravity of a huge concentration of matter, which means that matter is distributed unevenly over a larger scale than that of the survey, or the big bang was not uniform.

Stars can grow no bigger than 150 times as massive as our sun, according to a study of the dazzling «Arches» cluster near the center of our galaxy — shown here in an artist's impression.

The cluster contains thousands of stars less than 2.5 million years old, making it the best place to find the biggest young stars that have not yet exploded.

Instead, they reflect a propensity for natural temporal variations in uplift rates where recent (not more than 10,000 years ago) uplift has been greatest due to temporal clustering of large - magnitude (bigger than M7) earthquakes on upper - plate faults.

The telescope has helped researchers detect such clusters by exploiting a phenomenon known as the Sunyaev - Zel «dovich effect, which causes massive galaxy clusters to leave an impression on the cosmic microwave background: a faint, universe - spanning glow of light left over from the big bang.

The cluster, named the Phoenix galaxy cluster, is one of the biggest in the universe.

Data gathered from the previous galaxy clusters were studied by teams all over the world, enabling them to make important discoveries, among them galaxies that existed only hundreds of million years after the Big Bang heic1523 and the first predicted appearance of a gravitationally lensed supernova heic1525.

The going theory is that the biggest galaxies didn't make most of these stars themselves; rather, they swept them up from smaller star clusters over time.