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Definitions for clusters
clus·ters
This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word clusters.
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custrels
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of clusters in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of clusters in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
Examples of clusters in a Sentence
The vineyard managers have been looking to control insects that might feed on the foliage or on the clusters of grapes themselves, one grower lost about 35 acres, and they stopped planting vines there for a while and were wondering if they could even have vineyards.
Poverty is seldom evenly distributed across the country. Poverty clusters in pockets. It clusters in northeastern Brazil, it clusters in northern Argentina, it clusters in southern Mexico, it clusters in southwestern China, well, it's the same thing in the USA. Poverty is clustered in the American South.
As we're watching them, usually some thematic cluster will appear, this year, one of those thematic clusters is clearly around politics.
We can expect that each of the epicenters will see clusters of these emerging roughly four to six weeks later, it makes sense that it emerged in New York first because New York had the largest and most severe outbreak( of Covid-19), followed by New Jersey and, unfortunately, Boston.
Perhaps during the following 11.7 billion years of cosmic history, XMM-2599 will become the central member of one of the brightest and most massive clusters of galaxies in the local universe, alternatively, it could continue to exist in isolation. Or we could have a scenario that lies between these two outcomes.
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- gruposSpanish
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