How to pronounce“clumps”in English

And these big clumps form where these filaments cross.

It forms cell clumps.

And it forms cell clumps.

You can only see clumps of pollen.

They cohere in large clumps.

- So verifiable sort of clumps of dark matter in the galaxy that explains stuff.

- So it clumps.

Not pristine clumps?

And then there are many other clumps that emerge as you look at the clusters of jobs that are related to each other or similar.

Whereas ordinary matter can radiate and clumps into a disk.

But the full details of how it clumps and the complexity of the clumping.

And if you can have-- if there's little clumps that really are difficult, and you don't have time to-- just put them aside.

So that means that cells outside of the clumps get inactivated faster than the ones inside the core.

But you're churning and churning and these clumps of butter start forming on the surface.

kind of partly how the system works Alto clumps at a higher level there's a mid-level cloud Alto is the most boring

a party or something uh cumulus High little clumps of cloud um so high up

new particle in the universe called dark matter that clumps into galaxies and so forth because that we would see through gravitational lensing and we didn't

for matter to gravitate together into large enough clumps to form stars.

So it clumps together like the matter we know about.

matter that's just like matter in the sense that it clumps together.

matter that's just like matter in the sense that it clumps together if we look at galaxies there's lots of dark matter um

and Fields of grain and cows and a few clumps of trees here and there none of

they're getting they're getting these little clumps of atoms of space are getting turned into other clumps of atoms of space and that's happening

- The intuition for that is that cooperation is fostered by having little clumps.

But you could forgive him if the mashed potatoes didn't have not lumps but clumps every night.

politicians any culture of life as Mr Bush calls it that values clumps of

And then they exploded in these supernova explosions and then they made these clumps- - Yeah, so the first stars- - Not pristine.

Yeah, we're getting it to emulsify gradually so that you don't get big clumps of anything.

So this is going to look like shit on video, because it has all these clumps.

And once you have fragmentation, the cloud breaks up into smaller clumps.

But that's a hard thing to do, because matter comes in clumps.

Those cells can start dividing out of control when they start to clump together, and we start to call those clumps of cells cancer.

Once it's steamed, we'll take it into a big mixing bowl, and we're going to fluff it again and get rid of the clumps, and then put it back in there.

Again Pclump is a pattern that is going to not just take one at a time, but take clumps at a time and play them as chords.

But these ones, it's truly more resistant, because it doesn't form cell clumps, and it produces a very light pink pigment.

So this is just a picture of both organisms, Hymenobacter here to the left, so clearly showing that doesn't form cell clumps.

One way to do it is modified ink jet printers, printing a geometry from the computer clumps

And that big galaxies formed by aggregating or merging, you know, these small dark matter clumps.

When you have this hot, dense, expanding big bang state, you have little clumps of matter made out of atoms

- Could there be a super cool explanation for dark matter that would be interesting as opposed to just another particle that that sits there and clumps?

You need a gas cloud, you need to cool it, something clumps and fragments and somehow it makes a star with planets or without.