corralling

• n. 集结
• v. 占有；围住（corral的ing形式）

corralling flock圈羊

• Givetheimmunesystemabreakfrom that life-or-deathbattle, and itmightbebetterableto do the surveillance work ofcorrallingstraycells that escape the initialtreatment.

  让免疫系统在生死搏斗后获得一些休息，这也许能让免疫系统更好地把最初治疗漏网的肿瘤细胞一网打尽。

• Ironically,aJapanesetown wheredolphinwasn'tpopular becamethefirstto drawinternationalattention todrive hunting, the practice ofcorrallingthedolphinsintoacove.

  具有讽刺意味的是，一个对海豚并不太感冒的日本小镇却成为引起国际关注的首要地点，他们把海豚驱赶到一个海湾一网打尽。

• Thereisa shocking amount ofwork that goes intocorralling that sort ofdataintosomethinguseful.

  把这些数据中有用的东西集中起来是一项相当浩大的工程。

Apoptosis: corralling the corpses.
Corralling Utensil with Associated Cutting Board
Corralling Virtual Machines With Encryption Keys
ISOcat: Corralling Data Categories in the Wild
Lipid corralling and poloxamer squeeze-out in membranes.
Corralling the Free Rider: Deterrence and the Western Alliance
Corralling Conflict: The Politics of Australian Federal Heritage Legislation Since the 1970s
Trapping, corralling and spectral bonding of optical resonances through optically induced potentials
Order from disorder, corralling cholesterol with chaotic lipids : The role of polyunsaturated lipids in membrane raft formation
Robust polarity establishment occurs via an endocytosis-based cortical corralling mechanism.