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clus·ter·ing [ˈklʌstərɪŋ, Am -ɚ-] N COMPUT

clustering: Gruppierung f <-, -en>

I. clus·ter [ˈklʌstəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. cluster (group):

cluster: Bündel nt <-s, ->

cluster of people: Traube f <-, -n>

cluster of gems: Büschel nt <-s, ->

cluster of eggs: Gelege nt <-s, ->

cluster of islands: Gruppe f <-, -n>

cluster of mushrooms: Büschel nt <-s, ->

cluster of consonants, vowels: Cluster m <-s, ->

cluster of bees: Bienenschwarm m <-(e)s, -schwärme>

cluster of people: Menschentraube f <-, -n>

cluster of stars: Sternhaufen m <-s, ->

cluster of stars COMPUT: Cluster m <-s, ->

2. cluster CHEM:

cluster: Cluster m <-s, ->

cluster: Molekülaggregat nt

3. cluster (bundle):

cluster of fuel elements NUCL: Brennelementbündel nt <-s, ->

4. cluster MED:

cluster: Cluster nt <-s, ->

II. clus·ter [ˈklʌstəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

to cluster around sth: sich acc um etw acc scharen

to cluster together: sich acc aneinanderkauern

ˈclus·ter bal·loon·ist N

cluster balloonist: jd, der an vielen kleinen und gebündelten Heißluftballons durch die Luft fliegt

ˈclus·ter head·ache N

cluster headache: Cluster-Kopfschmerz m

cluster headache: Bing-Horton-Syndrom nt

ˈclus·ter bomb N

cluster bomb: Splitterbombe f <-, -n>

cluster bomb: Streubombe f

ˈclus·ter fuck N vulg

cluster fuck: totale Scheiße coarse

ˈclus·ter bal·loon·ing N no pl

cluster ballooning: Sportart, bei der man an vielen kleinen, gebündelten Heißluftballons hängt

globu·lar ˈclus·ter N ASTRON

globular cluster: Kugel[stern]haufen m

clus·ter of ex·cel·lence N

cluster of excellence: Exzellenzcluster m or nt

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Gruppierung: cluster[ing]

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cluster risk N INV-FIN

cluster risk (Risiko bei einer Kreditgewährung, die gegen den Grundsatz der Risikoverteilung verstößt): Klumpenrisiko nt

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Klumpenrisiko (Risiko bei einer Kreditgewährung, die gegen den Grundsatz der Risikoverteilung verstößt): cluster risk

industrial linkage, clustering of industries N

industrial linkage: industrielle Verflechtung

linguistic cluster N

linguistic cluster: Viertel einer bestimmten Sprachgruppe

I. cluster [ˈklʌstə] VB

cluster: eine Traube bilden

II. cluster [ˈklʌstə] N

cluster: Büschel

hox cluster N

hox cluster: Hox-Cluster

flower cluster [ˈflaʊəˌkʌstə] N

flower cluster: traubenartige Blütenbüschel

Present
I	cluster
you	cluster
he/she/it	clusters
we	cluster
you	cluster
they	cluster

Past
I	clustered
you	clustered
he/she/it	clustered
we	clustered
you	clustered
they	clustered

Present Perfect
I	have	clustered
you	have	clustered
he/she/it	has	clustered
we	have	clustered
you	have	clustered
they	have	clustered

Past Perfect
I	had	clustered
you	had	clustered
he/she/it	had	clustered
we	had	clustered
you	had	clustered
they	had	clustered

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cluster of bees: Bienenschwarm m <-(e)s, -schwärme>

cluster of people: Menschentraube f <-, -n>

cluster of stars: Sternhaufen m <-s, ->

cluster of stars COMPUT: Cluster m <-s, ->

cluster of fuel elements NUCL: Brennelementbündel nt <-s, ->

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

In countries that hold equality important, clustering occurs between groups because of polarizing factors such as religion, wealth or ethnocentrism.

en.wikipedia.org

Another area for research is the clustering of double strand breaks: whether there is a transport mechanism, and whether the repair centres pre-exist.

www.world-nuclear-news.org

Females are much of a muchness, clustering round the mean.

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These five dimensions are evenness, clustering, exposure, centralization and concentration.

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Spatial juxtaposition of replication sites brings clustering of replication forks.

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The clustering shows that the two motorways separate the roe deer habitats much more strongly than river Aare.

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Die Gruppierung zeigt, dass die beiden Autobahnen die Lebensräume der Rehe viel stärker trennen als die Aare.

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In genetic clustering, individuals are divided into groups based on their genetic fingerprints.

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Bei der Methode der genetischen Gruppierung werden Individuen aufgrund ihres genetischen Fingerabdrucks in Gruppen eingeteilt.

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