The phrase "at one dot" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing a particular point in a document or a specific location in a digital interface.
Example: "The error occurred at one dot in the code, which caused the entire program to fail."
Alternatives: "at a specific point" or "at a certain location".
Each dot represents an ST, whereby STs present at one dot distance symbolize a Single Locus Variant (SLV), and the dots located at two distances are the Double Locus Variants (DLV).
But when it comes to banner advertising, says Mr Rothenberg, advertisers just have to consider all these new measures as they would a pointillist painting by George Seurat: looking at one dot is no fun; taking them all in can be rewarding.
In wild-type cells D-PLP is detected as one or two spots in interphase and as one dot at each mitotic spindle pole (Fig. 3C).
The SPB is seen as one dot in G1 and S phase, and separates into two dots at the onset of mitosis.
The movie couldn't come at a better time, as one dot-com after another hurtles into oblivion.
He had come to the crease at 13-2 and taken the score to 382-4; hadhad nursed Masood to a century in only his fifth Test in a huge fourth-innings chase away from home; and he had steadied the ship and allowed his captain ease into his innings (at one point Misbah blocked 22 dot balls) without anxiety bubbling up.
Step 2: The extensible cells are constructed by combining all the cells with at least one dot character and the same start and end solid characters.
At one point I plucked all my eyebrows and just glued two glitter dots.
Three other treatments displayed one dot at a time, with the total time (TT) for display being 100, 300, or 700 ms. This was accomplished by adjusting stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) -- the time from the beginning of one flash to the next.
But you'd never know this from Seurat's scene of a beach, a wedge of sea and a stretch of cloud-banded sky, brought into being one dot of paint at a time, with the dots spreading, like sand, or pollen, or a humid haze, out of the picture and across the frame.
At one Green Dot school in L.A., 68% of African American male students graduated in four years, while at a nearby public high school, just 3% graduated on time.
