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Clustering in sentence

12 examples of Clustering in a sentence

And so he started clustering it by category, and then he started using it, and then his friends started using it.
They are clustering pretty close to the truth.
This reminded me of clustering that we'd seen also in infectious epidemics, for example cholera.
The freckles had grown and multiplied on her face and shoulders, clustering into a kind of a tan.
And this is essentially what that clustering in argument of perihelion was telling us.
By clustering industrial infrastructure and using the hukou system of city-specific residency permits, the authorities have been able to control the process surprisingly well.
The boys were just then clustering round the large desk, climbing over the precentor's footstool, opening the missal; and others on tiptoe were just about to venture into the confessional.
Such a mellow, bright, sweet old wall; what a charming picture it would make, with the lichen creeping here, and the moss growing there, a shy young vine peeping over the top at this spot, to see what is going on upon the busy river, and the sober old ivy clustering a little farther down!
In front ran a spray of skirmishers, and behind them the drummers, and up they all came together at a kind of tripping step, with the officers clustering thickly at the sides and waving their swords and cheering.
By this time all Don Quixote's companions had come up to where he lay; but the processionists seeing them come running, and with them the officers of the Brotherhood with their crossbows, apprehended mischief, and clustering round the image, raised their hoods, and grasped their scourges, as the priests did their tapers, and awaited the attack, resolved to defend themselves and even to take the offensive against their assailants if they could.
"Draw it at once, or your man will get hurt," said Jackson, and we saw that as the undaunted smith stood up to Wilson for another round, a dozen rough fellows were clustering round him with bludgeons.
Ten minutes may have passed, and then I heard the clatter of many steps, and a knot of men came clustering through the door.