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When he looked up and looked under the bridge in the distance, that piece of wheat field from time to time flashed a cluster of pale fire.

There's no town here, just a cluster of shops, cabins and motels at the side of the highway.

Nevertheless, there seems to be a cluster of things which collectively give substance to the phenomenon we call 'religion'.

Do not place a cluster of links at both the top and bottom of a page as it causes difficulties in accessing the main content of a page.

For instance, you might have a cluster of clients inside of a servlet container talking to a single server, in classic client-server style.

Such a cluster of buttons is called a "connected component" in a "random graph" , where a graph is just a set of nodes connected by lines.

A cluster of tea sellers in one of Juba's main markets voiced the desire of many to hold onto the geographical reference as well.

Picture perfect: To plate, each winter melon ball is laid with the flat side down in the shape of a cluster of grapes.

Within a few furlongs they found a site that looked promising: a cluster of large rocks on a gently sloping bank beside a forest stream.

Perhaps a book is just a cluster of symbols, printed and bound and distributed, or not.

As he wrote a word on his card and waited for an envelope he glanced about the embowered shop, and his eye lit on a cluster of yellow roses.

Grid computing is a form of distributed computing where the centralized computer is composed of a cluster of networks.

Upon passing through the beard, the stem runs up and is apparently inserted through a cluster of cheek hairs of the tiger.

Just grab a terabyte of log files, a cluster of commodity servers, and get ready to roll.

The touch of a cluster of leaves revolved it slowly, tracing, like the leg of transit, a thin red circle in the water.

The shotgun blast echoed across the field. A cluster of black birds scattered toward the sky.

What emerged was a cluster of expertise, much like the cluster of software companies in Silicon Valley.

One is Kamen Bryag (Stone Beach), a cluster of terracotta buildings - many with rooms for rent - that seem to sit on the edge of the Earth.

We get things running smoothly on a cluster of a given size, then double the size of the cluster and see what breaks.

What physicians diagnose as schizophrenia today may prove to be a cluster of different illnesses, with similar and overlapping symptoms.

Answer: A comprehensive range of navigational apparatus is provided as wel as a cluster of flood-lights and a searchlight.

Haji Abdul Hamid pulls out a satellite photograph featuring a cluster of mud-brick compounds engulfed by thick pomegranate orchards.

Taproots stout, branched near stem into a cluster of several long, woody, carrot-like roots with prominent annular scars when old.

Dynamic workload management (DWLM) is able to route and balance traffic across a cluster of servers using load awareness information.

Insulin resistance is the central feature of the metabolic syndrome, which consists of a cluster of common metabolic abnormalities.

a cluster of small projectiles fired together from a cannon to produce a hail of shot.

For the second, scripts are provided to deploy standalone grid containers which might be deployed across a cluster of machines.

The process is straightforward and can be replicated for a cluster of a larger size.

Now, suppose I put in the middle a cluster of galaxies -- and don't forget the dark matter, OK.

Input data is partitioned in such a way that it can be distributed among a cluster of machines for processing in parallel.

The high availability cluster configuration is the default configuration created when a cluster of application servers in a cell is created.

The worn-out shoe from somewhere was trapped in a pool of sea water. The shrimps were swimming like a cluster of smoke inside the pool.

A server came to our table with a cluster of small white bowls, which a few of my colleagues politely declined.

This refers to a cluster of Taliban-controlled villages close to Lashkar Gah, the provincial capital.

Prison state Oliver Gilkes took me to a cluster of gun emplacements just outside the site. They looked like huge grey concrete mushrooms.

Finally, Nokia wasn't located near a cluster of similar companies. Building a technology giant in Finland was a great achievement.

A cluster of criteria and its sub-criteria is called a criteria group.

My lover is to me a cluster of henna blossoms from the vineyards of En Gedi.

My beloved is to me a cluster of henna flowers In the vineyards of En-gedi.

It will also be framed by a cluster of public relations and receive a two year scholarship to the Film Academy in New York.

In its most basic form, the brain is a cluster of nerve cells, capable of communicating with each other using tiny pulses of electricity.

Pineapples are not a single fruit, but a cluster of up to 200 fruitlets.

Tsutsui and colleagues found a cluster of genes that allow the ants to eat a variety of foods.

At its heart is a cluster of three deeply embedded young stars, which are each several thousand times brighter than the sun.

The average number of television commercials in a cluster of consecutive commercials is increasing.

A cluster of droplets separated out of a lyophilic colloid.

Traditionally, caching solutions have sought to avoid these issues by distributing the data over a cluster of caching nodes.

There was a cluster of fans around the actor.

BIELLA, in north-west Italy, is the centre of a cluster of wool manufacturers and the home of Ermenegildo Zegna, a luxury clothing brand.

In Miami my mother and I settled in a cluster of apartments with other Cuban women and children who had immigrated.

West of Australia's Great Dividing Range, a cluster of giant black gashes marks one of the country's biggest coal mines.

At this point, you should have a cluster of traffic managers, and at least one Traffic IP group.

They were joined by a cluster of other charters, supported by federal and state funds but independently operated.

At the shore, a cluster of maple leaves, red as fire, swayed in the breeze of the night, like a dancing fire.

Floodwater has threatened more than 200 homes in two neighborhoods and a cluster of businesses along Interstate 61.

Whenever Beckham appeared, there would be a cluster of fans surrounding him.

That unites a cluster of computers into a single virtual system to make better use of the resources on the network.

The house is one of a cluster of homes near an intersection in Loysville, a rural stretch of farm land about 25 miles west of Harrisburg.

Texas will be the heart of "The Texas Republic, " a cluster of states that will go to Mexico or fall under Mexican influence. Washington, D.

Immediately to its left are a cluster of prominent bluish reflection nebulae sometimes called the Running Man.

Dust and gas envelop a cluster of massive stars called Pismis 24 in a new picture of a nebula in the constellation Scorpius.

The mucilage begins as a cluster of mostly microscopic dead and living matter, and over time picks up others looking for food or safety.

They join more established insurers like AIG, Chubb and a cluster of syndicates at Lloyd's of London.

Worse still, Beijing learns that a cluster of human rights activists were invited to the White House for negotiations and talks with Obama.

This is followed by the appearance of a cluster of water blisters that burst eventually leaving painful sores.

The logging service might stay with the Web services approach and use a cluster of servers to spread out the workload over many computers.

Hoff said, pointing to a cluster of heart-shaped buds, bright green against the darkened soil.

Elsewhere, David Byrne's "Democracy in Action" is a cluster of screens showing photos of scuffling parliamentarians in different countries.

Two cars smashed together and a cluster of rubbernecks gathered around.

A cluster of specks of light appeared near the edge of the woods.

We typically have a cluster of application servers running on at least two machines.

A supercomputer is defined as a cluster of eight or more nodes working together as a single high-performance machine.

On this wall are a cluster of 19 paintings arranged salon style in all sizes and shapes with ornate frames painted in gold and black.

You need to set up a cluster of servers for load balancing and test the failover mechanism (see Resources).

The Celegians are a species of intelligent scyphozoans, appearing as floating brains trailing a cluster of prehensile tentacles.

The RAS is a cluster of brain cells that act like a radar system activated by our beliefs or goals.

Young male polar bears spar under the low light of winter in Svalbard, a cluster of islands halfway between Norway and the North Pole.

A bright orange object rose toward the airplane from a cluster of low, featureless concrete buildings.

Plungers descend and push the heated plastic into the molds, forming a block of cups that travel below a cluster of filler nozzles.

The Agricultural Center is a cluster of buildings built for the fair that are used all year long to host shows, exhibitions, and meetings.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a cluster of abdominal complaints frequently encountered in the primary setting.

The new leader may emerge as a mere figurehead for a cluster of generals and other bosses.

Information or a single bit, is stored in a cluster of these grains and not in any single grain.

In 1947 a shopping centre opened in Los Angeles featuring two department stores, a cluster of small shops and a large car park.

It will also guide the creation of a cluster of Webform Servers and how to establish High Availability for the integrated solution.

In North Carolina, health officials reported a cluster of illnesses that stemmed from meringue pie, made with whipped egg whites.

The "herald" patch may also appear as a cluster of smaller oval spots, and be mistaken for acne.

His administration is also conducting policy reviews on a cluster of challenges -- Burma, Sudan and missile defense.

It is a cluster of institutional forms and processes-capitalism, industrialism, nationalism, and globality.

Anarchism is a term describing a cluster of doctrines and attitudes whose principal uniting feature is the b . . .

This solution deploys a cluster of WebSEAL instances that are configured for both basic authentication and form-based authentication.

Ecologists pointed out that a cluster of tall buildings in a city often overburdens public transportation and parking lot capacities .

Its corporate campus is a cluster of sleek, glass-and-steel buildings on a 325-acre (130-hectare) campus with an artificial lake.

In the remote southern seas there is a cluster of islands. The weather is fair, the land is fertile and the ocean is rich with fish.

A mountain range provides dramatic backdrop for a cluster of mailboxes along a stretch of Arizona's Route 66.

Ecologists point out that a cluster of high-rise buildings in a city often overburden public transportation and parking-lot capacities.

The barrel of an enormous naval gun was inhabited by a cluster of clams.

Ecologist pointed out that a cluster of tall buildings in a city often overburden public transportation and parking capacities.

Figure 2 shows a cluster of servers where two of the redundant servers are active participants in processing the incoming workload.

a canister that is dropped from a plane and that opens to release a cluster of fragmentation bombs over a wide area.

The nebula lies about 5, 800 light-years from Earth and is home to a cluster of relatively young stars born about eight million years ago.

In his gloved hand was a cluster of white snowflakes.

word may be seen as a cluster of sound segments or letters between two pauses or blanks.

Aids first exploded into public consciousness in 1981, after being identified in a cluster of five gay men in Los Angeles.

Along with era's development, humankind already a cluster of pure handwork work overage go use machine come finish everything.

Their perspective is that a cluster of, at least, three female board members is needed to provide a "tipping point" .

Always making for a pretty picture, a cluster of Concordes gather at London's Heathrow airport.

Now, five years later, I stand in a cluster of gossiping girls at our middle school dance.

A cluster of tall aspens in a neighborhood in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado.

The biological clock itself is believed to be a cluster of nerve cells called the suprachiasmatic nucleus.

Each ER node may be a single server or a cluster of servers, which this article further discusses below.

Now he saw a cluster of man - shapes huddled about the leaping fire at the center of the stone rings, cloaks hunched up at their shoulders.

A cluster of high-rises, harmonious yet revolting, quiet yet seditious, is like jade sticks growing on rocks.

But just outside of town is a cluster of nice houses set in the woods on a hillside overlooking the bay.

Heart for this butterfly, holding a cluster of driving by light chrysanthemum.

A "cluster" of six such rooms share a communal space that serves as kitchen, dining area and socialising space.

Diagnoses are merely tools mental health professionals use to describe a cluster of symptoms.

In both of the deployment types, a single Webform Server, or a cluster of servers can be created.

The global seismicity of the 20th century is obviously characterized by a cluster of earthquakes with magnitude around 9.

a single random event may not be as important as a cluster of events .

But it does lie on the M4 corridor, a cluster of high-tech firms that includes several names familiar from Silicon Valley.

The two colleges will form a cluster of buildings to promote interchange and to make the best use of resources.

She held a cluster of flowers in her arms.

The builders promptly went to work, and a cluster of pastel blocks rose amid the green hills of northern Laos.

A cluster of bees is flying among the flowers.

On the ground, a brazier is indeed burning. A cluster of students brandish bright pink flares.

Our street has a cluster of eight homes, surrounded by two churches, one school, and a big park.

Typically, a cluster of galaxies contains 1000 galaxies within a million parsecs.

Network because of its own one-night stand features a cluster of high-risk populations.

For each task, we measure each system's performance for various degrees of parallelism on a cluster of 100 nodes.

Japan has a separate argument with China about a cluster of islands in the East China Sea.

For instance, SOA and ESB applications based on MDP can run on a cluster of computers to improve reliability and availability.

A cluster of WebSphere Commerce JVMs retrieves data from and stores data in a single database instance.

and Samsung wants to build a cluster of tall buildings, with Daniel Libeskind as lead architect.

A cluster of tiny aquatic snails sits in a freshwater pool, called a poza, in Mexico's Cuatro Cienegas Biosphere Reserve.

As Godliman entered the map room a cluster of youngish people with solemn faces emerged from the conference room beyond.

Substantially surrounded a cluster of flowers, a tree of white, so pure white.

Distribute loads among a cluster of application servers.

A cluster of Scrim made a stand, and concentrated their fire.

Her dimpled smile is peach-blossom in spring, her blue-black hair a cluster of clouds.

This image from the Hubble Space Telescope shows a cluster of young stars in the Milky Way.

Britain's tech trailblazers have a western frontier of their own in "Silicon Gorge, " a cluster of microchip firms around Bristol.

Baoding, a city about 140kms from Beijing, has attracted a cluster of renewable energy companies.

The target: a cluster of buildings shielding an enemy weapons site.

Otoh Gunga grew from a cluster of bubbles -- now called the Ancient Quarter -- to encompass an area inhabited by a million Gungans.

So I must break a cluster of rounding, looking for the one exist of space, face to take brilliance!

A cluster of daffodils opens out, quietly and stealthily.

The tracks were less than 300 feet from the house, just beyond a cluster of trees.

The asteroid will either hit the ground intact, making a single crater, or break up and make a cluster of smaller craters.

A cluster of women who said they administer a Facebook page in support of Mr.

Sones upends the pycnogonid toreveal a cluster of tiny spheres like whitish caviar.

in some cases consisting of no more than a cluster of mud and stone buildings.

Then they turned a corner and saw a cluster of gleaming speeders in front of a tall stone building, and they knew they had found the inn.

When we design large scale-out clusters, we take a cluster-of-clusters approach.

Not far ahead was a cluster of trees.

A cluster of Elites at the base regrouped, their shields regenerated, and they returned fire.

At Yahoo, a cluster of 1, 000 computers implemented this algorithm to solve an equation that plucks out specific digits of pi.

A cluster of schooling fish was attracted to the bait.

Most of the people who died came from a cluster of small towns to the north of Melbourne.

The air force has already built a smaller computer from a cluster of 336 PS3s.

Do we see arcs in the sky when we look at, say, a cluster of galaxies?

A cluster of high-tech start-ups has appeared.

That is not how a cluster of 13 colonies became the United States of America.

A cluster of shoots come out from a wilt root.

You may not have a cluster of lips two rows of bitch, but your talk should be refined and elegant, clever.

Thanks to innovations in solar technology at the University of Toledo, it is now home to a cluster of firms such as Xunlight.

In addition to the MHC, this region on chromosome 6 also contains a cluster of histone genes.

Elders have a cluster of small white flowers and dark purple berries.

A cluster of gropes hung from the vine.

A cluster of similar things.

A cluster of tourists was surrounded in the hill.

What's happening out there is that intergalactic gas has concentrated around a cluster of galaxies, forming a cloud.

Because the stray usually became a cluster of dogs, the exclusiveness existed in this special group to other new comer.

And in central Europe, a cluster of stock exchanges co-operate in areas such as product development.

A cluster of Islamist parties saw their combined support slump from 39% to 29. 5%.

In July 2005, a cluster of 3 deaths in one family was investigated.

What a cluster of rubbish!

The end result is a cluster of commodity servers that we can expand as needed.

The result is a city that is home to a cluster of life-sciences and technology companies like Qualcomm, Biogen Idec and Gen-Probe.

How many requests will a server or a cluster of servers receive over time?

After the skin heals, the beads look like a cluster of grapes, and make a tinkling sound that is regarded as music.

No matter where an immigrant hails from, he can find a cluster of his ethnic kin somewhere in America.

In the ultimate vision, you could give a work order like this one to a cluster of Geronimo instances

For example, in a cluster of 10 servers, is it "available" when 1 server is down?

Clinical feature and immunological analysis of a cluster of medical workers with severe acute respiratory syndrome in Guangzhou

Research History and State-of-art of Interference Effects of Wind Loads of a Cluster of Tall Buildings

Recommending to You a Cluster of a New Star Variety of Honeyed Sugarcane from the North

A cluster of grapes is beautiful, still and pure, but it's just a kind of fruit;

Two-dimensional Fourier transforms Parallel Algorithm Research in a Cluster of purchase

The realization research of Oracle parallel server on a cluster of two computers

filaments thick with a cluster of rust colored villous hairs on each side at base;

A cluster of stars palely glowed above us, between the silhouettes of long thin leaves;

In the preliminary stage, carrying on a cluster of division using LID, it makes nodes enter the network fast;

A cluster of cases of infectious atypical pneumonia in a hospital

Pile suggests the massiveness of stone and frequently denotes a cluster of buildings:

Rootstock a short rhizome with a cluster of fusiform roots;

a cluster of houses, spectators, bees, islands, diamonds, stars

filaments usually with a cluster of rust colored villous hairs on each side, rarely on one side or at base;

Free-Fall Time for a Cluster of Galaxies

a cluster of Chinese youth gawking at a television in Beijing in 1958;

For a cluster of size 2, two instances play the following roles

a cluster of bright stars

A cluster of residences show the prosperity of Boshan at that time. Residences of Boshan