用“clustered”造句大全，clustered造句

This neighborhood of quaint brownstones clustered along tree-lined cobblestone streets remains virtually unchanged since the 19th century.

Our attention drifts upward-now that the fireworks and the headlights are gone, the stars seem brilliant, clustered together like the lights of some faraway city.

On the last day of the show, thousands of spectators clustered around the artists to have them sign their newly-purchased "Collection of Nude Oil Paintings" books and postcards.

The frightened children were clustered together.

The men clustered together round the fire and sang songs.

Ever since civilization first sprang forth here, Egyptians have clustered along the Nile's silt-rich Banks.

Ah, there its layers and expanse diappear immediately, what I feel is being clustered round by numerous transparent pearls which glisten and fall down continuously.

If the table in your query are pretty small (usually fewer than 1,000 rows) or clustered tables, and your query is not selective at all, it would be beneficial to use a table scan.

Other people clustered around them forming a human wall.

I still recollect how we clustered in front of the clinic and tried to clog the front entrance.

She was wearing her everyday pumps and resembled Goldilocks in daunting woods as she peered around uncertainly at the naked metal equipment and the fungal floors and the clustered balls in mesh bags.

In addition, each piece can be clustered so that you have redundancy at the layer level.

We had HACMP clustered systems, so production workload was processed on another 595 while this one was down for the upgrade.

Egyptians have clustered along the river's silt-rich Banks since the beginning of their civilization.

The students clustered their tents together.

In colour displays three different types of dots, emitting the colours red, green or blue, are tightly clustered.

Groups of closely related species belong to the same genus, which in turn are clustered into families, then orders, then classes, then phyla, and finally into kingdoms (such as the animal kingdom).