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Photographs in newspapers, for instance, consist of an array of dots that are either black or white.
Indeed, every message in that particular spam campaign was generated with a new image of the border — each with its own random array of dots.
And last week I.B.M. researchers described a process that permits chemical assemblers to self-assemble tiny magnetic particles into a perfectly aligned array of dots, each composed of several thousand atoms, for future disk drives.
After presentation of a number stimulus, such as a spoken number word in Munduruku or Portuguese, or a visual array of dots or a sequence of sounds, the Munduruku indicated the number's appropriate location on the line.
If this inter-pixel distance for a generic shape is set to match the desired lattice constant w of the dot array and the deposited area dose is reduced to about 1/100 to 1/10 of the clearing area dose of the respective resist, a rectangular lattice, i.e., array, of dots is achieved.
A regular array of dots would indicate the regular atomic architecture of a crystal.
Alright — so, as you likely assumed, this year's hidden message is contained in that array of dots and dashes on the back.
A computer controlled the spraying, creating an array of dots with various metal-salt combinations, which were then reacted all at once to form active catalysts.
For example, in imagining an array of dots of the form just illustrated, one is unlikely to imagine just two columns of three dots, the rectangular array for \(n = 2\).
More elaborate models simulate complex feather patterns in the Guinea fowl, Numida meleagris, in which the individual feathers feature transitions from bars at the base to an array of dots at the far (distal) end.
