Meanings of many clusters in English

On electron microscopy, the number of mitochondria was seen to be increased and they formed many clusters.

Simulations with too little matter had too few clusters, while those with too much matter had too many clusters.

The orangery had been transformed into a charming little theatre, and was brilliantly lighted by many clusters of wax candles.

And it hath many clusters of grapes, some white, some green, some yellow and some red and some black, all of precious stones.

She and her team of assessors had come across many clusters of excellence around the country but a "worrying" number of sub-standard meals.

Noun, or Wadnoun, as this country and its capital are sometimes called, Mr, Davidson briefly describes as a large district, having many clusters of inhabitants.

When asked how many clusters there were in the state, Prof Sutton said: "The total number of outbreaks, cumulative, I think, is close to 87".

Many clusters with dormant primordial follicles were also present.

"Too many clusters weaken the vine"-