He was referring, of course, to "View of the World From 9th Avenue," his myopic, Manhattan-centric map that was scaled and skewed to capture the interior cartography of New Yorkers, where places like Kansas City and China do not exist except as dots in the irrelevant beyond.
Taxa are represented as dots in the graph of fold change.
Our planet and its only satellite appear only as dots in the picture, which was taken by the Cassini spacecraft on 19 July.
The raw data is shown as dots in the background, the data filtered with the Savitzki Golay filter shown as a continuous line.
When expressed in HeLa cells, DIC-mfGFP exhibited as dots in the cytoplasm which move along with microtubules (Fig. 3A).
Pathologic vessels first appeared as dots in the Vldlr-/ P13 ONL (Fig 1, C2) and progressively increased in number through P17 (Fig 1, D2) and then coalesced by P28 (Fig 1, E2).
Gene copies can be identified as dots in the nuclei of the cells.
In highly magnified two-dimensional confocal fluorescent images (Fig. 2D), L1-CAM-ir profiles were observed in the cytoplasm that appeared as dots in the control DRGs.
That's w, w, w, dot (as in a period), "Dot" (as in the word "dot"), c, zero (not o), m, r, a, d, 3 (not e)." This is a serious mouthful for the radio announcer to get through — if he doesn't make a mistake, there's a good chance many of the listeners will.
Consequently, the normalized DI was calculated by dividing the DI obtained from the experiments (showed as dots in Figure 3A) with the corresponding DIT of the same number of intracellular particles (Figure 3B).
