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clump or
clumping in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Clump or
clumping may
refer to:
Clumping (biology), an
organic behavior Wittenham Clumps, a small...
-
normally considered one of The
Clumps, is
Brightwell Barrow,
further to the south-east. The gr****ed
slopes of The
Clumps lead up to
summits wooded by the...
- of
poorly written source code. In general, data
clumps should be refactored. The
presence of data
clumps typically indicates poor
software design because...
- The Nile
Clumps are a
series of tree
clumps just west of
Amesbury on
Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England,
planted in the
early 19th
century purportedly...
- is small,
events are rare, but may
nevertheless occur in
clumps—referred to as
Poisson clumps or bursts—purely by chance. In many
cases there is no other...
- so the red
clump is
usually more
prominent in metal-rich clusters. However,
there are
other effects, and
there are well-po****ted red
clumps in some metal-poor...
-
Gazania rigens (syn. G. splendens),
sometimes called treasure flower, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Asteraceae,
native to
coastal areas...
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Clumped isotopes are
heavy isotopes that are
bonded to
other heavy isotopes. The
relative abundance of
clumped isotopes (and multiply-substituted isotopologues)...
- for new growth. Well-maintained
clumps may have a
productivity three to four
times that of an
unharvested wild
clump.
Consistent with the
lifecycle described...
- platform, or
through a moonpool,
using a
gantry or A-frame from
which the
clump weight and the bell are suspended. On dive
support vessels with in-built...
