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I thought I would start with a very brief history of cities. Settlements typically began with people clustered around a well, and the size of that settlement was roughly the distance you could walk with a pot of water on your head.
So the most familiar resource for ants is a picnic, and this is a clustered resource.
When there's one piece of fruit, there's likely to be another piece of fruit nearby, and the ants that specialize on clustered resources use interactions for recruitment.
So if you think from the perspective of early metastatic cancer cells as they're out searching around for the resources that they need, if those resources are clustered, they're likely to use interactions for recruitment, and if we can figure out how cancer cells are recruiting, then maybe we could set traps to catch them before they become established.
And you'll notice how the red tends to be clustered on the east sides of these cities.
So Portia's scores would all be clustered around the four because everybody agrees that she's very beautiful, whereas Sarah Jessica Parker completely divides opinion.
At the same time, however, Kanner noticed that some of his young patients had special abilities that clustered in certain areas like music, math and memory.
CRISPR stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
William's bolts clustered around the correct result, but without certainty of a bullseye for any given shot.
When they realized it was clustered in argument of perihelion, they immediately jumped up and down, saying it must be caused by a distant, giant planet out there, which is really exciting, except it makes no sense at all.
And we found that not only were the distributions these straight lines, but the slope of these lines, they clustered around this value of alpha equals 2.5.
And as you see it come out, in order to actually be able to do anything useful, it can't all stay clustered up like this.
What you expect there is that old stars should be very clustered around the black hole.
As we know about the original Aesop fable, this movie contraries from it and contains an abusive amount of clichés, pop culture references, movie references, and so much more clustered together.
But most observers believe that key Republicans in the House of Representatives, where impeachment would begin, have thrown in their lot with Trump, mainly because they fear his loyal base (about a third of the country, clustered in many congressional districts).
Internally, Libya has launched a “Go East” policy, so that development does not become clustered only in its oil and gas regions and around the capital of Tripoli.
Economic, social, and political activity remains clustered on the basis of preferences, needs, and historical trajectories that vary around the globe.
Today, a small group of oligarchs clustered around Yanukovych have captured power.
Indeed, public opinion polls show that most Americans are clustered in the moderate center of the political spectrum rather than at the two extremes.
Within both blocs, smaller powers clustered around the superpower.
The rabidly anti-Castro Cuban exiles clustered in Miami argue that it is fear that holds Cubans back, but that's not true.
India Dissents from ObamamaniaNEW DELHI – India is among the few dozen countries, largely clustered in Asia and Africa, where sentiment in favor of the United States actually rose during the administration of George W. Bush.
And there are clear dangers to the cohesion of western Europe from the likelihood that the EU will be split into two rival currency zones -- with 6 or 7 countries clustered around Germany and France belonging to EMU, while Britain, Denmark, Italy, Spain, Sweden and other economies remain outside.
Companies like Toshiba and Sony depended on two regions - Otaku in Tokyo, and Higashi Osaka in Osaka Prefecture -where thousands of manufacturers of precision mechanical and electronic components were clustered.
Second, governments need to focus their resources on supporting business services for firms that are clustered around one another.
Undersea minerals tend to be clustered in potato-shaped chunks of rock nestled on abyssal plains, vented in boiling-hot water from fissures in the seafloor, and crusted along the flanks of extinct underwater volcanoes called seamounts.
With public funding now dwindling, new research has increasingly clustered around existing paradigms and followed the path of least resistance toward labor-replacing automation.
To end the conflict, the regime must abandon its offensive in Idlib, and the opposition groups clustered there must agree to disarm and stand down.
The focus is on companies like Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Ant Financial, rather than the myriad fintech startups in Silicon Valley, Israel, or clustered round the Old Street roundabout in London.
As knowledge has become increasingly clustered, so, too, has technological research and the commercial development of new innovations.