Sentences with phrase «to form clusters»

The researchers forced these to stick together, forming clusters of between two and seven spheres (see photos).

Her team studied infrared and radio wave emissions from disks in several star - forming clusters with well - known ages.

Likewise there were a series of lower highs forming a cluster between circles # 7 and # 8, yet # 8 was labelled as the first lower high.

We deliver in a venue of your choice; often schools and children's centres form a cluster to share costs.

If dark matter did indeed help form these clusters, he says, it should still be around.

Their locations in the genome tended to form clusters spanning millions of bases in the genome.

Some of the side chains whose mutation reduce DNA binding form clusters on a surface near the amino terminus.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Scientists know that in patients with Parkinson's disease, certain proteins in the brain form clusters that somehow contribute to cell death and, eventually, lead to the onset of the disease's debilitating symptoms.

Shaky beads, brilliant crystals and wire form a cluster of elegant peach - colored flowers that hang from a rose goldtone chain in this playful necklace from Carol Dauplaise.

They identified six proteins linked to a complex called photosystem II (PSII), which forms a cluster of nine genes — slr0144 to slr0152.

Start forming clusters and place onto the baking tray, or if you are not too fussed about all your granola making perfect clusters simply pour the mixture onto your baking tray and press down on the mixture making clusters where you see fit.

Co-lead researcher, Australian National University Professor John Carver, said that two unrelated proteins aggregate in UHT milk over a period of months to form clusters called amyloid fibrils, which cause the milk to transform from a liquid into a gel.

The clone, planted in 1910 by Edoardo Seghesio in America's oldest Sangiovese vineyard, produces small - berried, loosely formed clusters.

The classical view, in contrast, does not facilitate such early structural preformation because ionic solutions form clusters randomly.

Stars are organised into galaxies, which in turn form clusters and superclusters that are separated by immense voids.

«We also found that the crumpled graphene balls do not form clusters but instead are quite evenly distributed.»

Cells with these mutations formed clusters of cells, known as clones, that had grown to be around twice the size of normal clones, but none of them had become cancerous.

His group has found that ALS and FTD share common cellular features, including a misfolded protein called TDP - 43 that forms clusters inside neurons.

15 Moreover, fully formed clusters of galaxies, not just galaxies, are seen at the greatest distances visible to the Hubble Space Telescope.16 In 1998 and 2004, similar pictures — with similar results — were taken.

BioMedBridges forms a cluster of the biomedical sciences research infrastructures (BMS RIs) and constructs the data and service bridges needed to connect them.

One cascade of stars formed the Cluster of Grapes, another the Sheaf of Wheat.

These links form clusters and constellations in the mind's eye, where stories begin to unfold»

As well as making a visual reference to sheet music, the copper - formed cluster suggests the long - standing importance of music to Heikes.

Phallic, fecal, and mammary forms cluster around motifs recognizable from Freud's case studies and the historical sources that he borrowed from: pierced saints, sphinxes, horses, and wolves.

It would be interesting to know which models form the cluster near 14.7 C. Maybe Gavin knows this.

It's true that the ones you highlight form a cluster of 4, but that is just autocorrelation.

After exposure to HIV - 1, dendritic cells continue to present superantigens and antigens, forming clusters with T cells that are driven to replicate.

Scientists know that in patients with Parkinson's disease, certain proteins in the brain form clusters that somehow contribute to cell death and, eventually, lead to the onset of the disease's debilitating symptoms.

Shaky beads, brilliant crystals and wire form a cluster of elegant peach - colored flowers that surround the neckline in a beautiful bouquet statement necklace from Carol Dauplaise.

This star - forming cluster in the constellation Perseus hosts several huge dusty disks (inset) far wider than our solar system.

He proposes uniting moderate groups, which he called «an ill - formed cluster of clusters.»

Billions of years of fire and cold, moving, spinning... forming clusters and galaxies.

To facilitate this kind of ministry to youth, a pastor might ask several families in which the parent or parents are especially gifted in relating to youths to form a cluster that can include several young people with the family groups.

Add melted butter and toss with a spatula, until the mixture starts to come together and form clusters.

At the same time, it will begin dividing to form a cluster of cells resembling a tiny raspberry — a morula.

Clouds of gas condensed to form stars and galaxies, and galaxies drew together to form clusters.

The lack of heavier elements in the redder stars reflects the initial composition of the gas that formed the cluster.

Thus, when we eliminate «enough water» through heating, that is when we reach the threshold for percolation, the saccharose molecules «see each other,» and form clusters, which organise themselves into a real network.

Most likely, dark matter provides the gravitational glue that holds together small groups of galaxies, which merged together to form this cluster.

The capability of sulfuric acid molecules together with water and ammonia to form clusters and particles has been recognized for several years.

S5), that is, the formed clusters are neutral on average.

«We wanted to map out the galaxies that form clusters and the clusters that form superclusters.»

Eventually, these lumps became large enough and dense enough to collapse and form galaxies, which themselves clumped under the influence of gravity to form clusters and superclusters of galaxies, and so on.

In a high - mass star - forming cluster, thousands of stars occupy the same amount of space.)

Theoretical studies show it's hard to prevent those gas clouds from fragmenting to form a cluster of small stars, rather than collapsing into one large star, says physicist Dominik Schleicher of the University of Concepción in Chile.