Примеры clump

• There were four clumps accurately aligned, and each was on a high point on the line, sited for maximum visibility.

• The editor is a skilful guide across difficult terrain, conducting her readers with enviable assurance through tangled clumps of textual thickets.

• The obsidian cobbles, however, are found densely clumped together among the layers.

• Again, if the distribution of the non-masslike enhancement is suspicious, for example, focal nodular clumped, ductal or linear, biopsy would be prudent.

• Firstly, individuals do not all occur randomly in a forest and often there is much clumping as we have already discussed.

• Even clumps of viable bacteria, if they are introduced as micrometre-sized meteoroids, could survive flash heating in the atmosphere.

• The material in each tube was broken down by careful stirring with a sharp seeker, until no large clumps remained.

• A large, irregularly-shaped nucleus containing clumps of condensed chromatin is situated at the end of each gland.

• All endosperm cells are dead, which is apparent from the irregular and clumped cell contents.

• In early stages (weeks 4 and 5) it is common to find globoids in vacuoles with only some clumps of protein.

• Seedling performance was related to the surrounding vegetation conditions: better performance was observed in seedling clumps with less vegetation cover.

• Thus, recruitment density is particularly enhanced in gaps, and a species with a strong dependence on canopy openings may have a clumped tree spatial pattern.

• Most sand plots were comparatively tightly clumped, suggesting relatively homogeneous species composition.

• More than 50 clumps of cardamom plants were thoroughly examined in each of the three study sites.

• The attribute's instancing, in turn, would explain the clump's character as human flesh.