Clustered [verb]

Along with evidence of large clusters of cases in schools, this would point to the schools themselves as being loci of covid-19 spread.

When the people of the vanished islands first moved, around 15 years ago, it was to Sagar, a bustling cluster of villages about 100 kilometers from Kolkata, the provincial capital.

Working on the pillar and cluster pages can help you both with on-page and off-page SEO as you are building your authority through relevant content.

Given these requirements, the team argues that k0s should work for virtually any use case, ranging from local development clusters to private datacenters, telco clusters and hybrid cloud solutions.

It also includes a dashboard for managing clusters and developer tools for building web assembly pieces in Gloo Extension.

For example, a group called Compute Canada is putting together computing clusters to let universities run large AI experiments.

It’s how we can prevent an outbreak in one family from becoming a huge cluster.

This placement, along with the fact that multiple individuals of different ages and genders make up these clusters, suggests to Weaver and his colleagues that the animals likely lived together.

As is the standard, this service allows for clusters of up to six members, but unlike other services on this list, this platform sets an automatic 1TB storage limit for each one.

In February and March, a cluster of more than 5,000 cases was linked to a church in South Korea.