A number of things of the same kind growing together; a bunch.

A number of similar things collected together or lying contiguous; a group; as, a cluster of islands.

A number of individuals grouped together or collected in one place; a crowd; a mob.

To grow in clusters or assemble in groups; to gather or unite in a cluster or clusters.

Multiple complete computers connected via a network, and operated as a single system.

In the computer world, a cluster can refer to two different things: 1) A ...

A parallel or distributed computing system made up of many discrete systems that form a single, unified computing resource. Clusters vary in their features, complexity, and the purposes for which they are best suited.

A set of independent computers combined into a unified system through system software and networking technologies.

The name given to the set of related files that provide keyed access to records. A minimal cluster includes a primary index file and a data file.

A set of instances that cooperates to perform the same task.

A set of molecules forming an entity.

In a set of elements, a cluster is a subset of elements that are relatively near each other and relatively far and separated from other elements. To "cluster" a set is to identify the sets of similar elements. For example, a set of documents could be clustered so that documents on the same topics are put in separate clusters -- identified by the presence of the same low frequency words.

A single "bunch" of grapes.

(fascicle) Arrangement of several inflorescences, leaves, stems, roots, or flowers that arise from a single point or appear to do so.

Entire bunch (cluster) of grape berries.

A geographically bounded concentration of similar, related or complementary businesses, with active channels for business transactions, communications and dialogue, that share specialised infrastructure, labour markets and services, and face common opportunities and threats.

A geographic area of the Council. Our Council has four clusters: Ken-O-Valley, Jenny Wiley, Mountail Laurel and Bluegrass.

six geographic areas in NC comprised of the branches located within them. [ Map] There is a state cluster chair who is a member of the state board, and a cluster committee with a representative from each cluster. Clusters meet annually, rotating the location among their branches. The state nominating committee includes members from different clusters. No business is conducted at cluster meetings.

Two or more interconnected brokers that work in tandem to provide messaging services.

Network stations may be interconnected in such a way that input provided to any of the stations in the cluster may be automatically passed to all the other members of the cluster and to some or all of the stations connected to the cluster. A packet radio user may connect to a cluster by first establishing a link with any station that is part of the cluster.

A set of hosts running the same server software in tandem with each other.

A partially curly appearance on veneer.

Only partially burled logs.

The cluster figure results from cutting half round veneer from the trunk of certain trees in which it is characteristic . It is some variation of scattered clusters of burl figure, intermingled between the clusters. Often the muscle figure is very strong around the clusters and fades out to almost plain areas between. This is most common in Myrtle and West Coast maple, Claro Walnut and Ash (European). (example)