Sentence examples for courses of dots from inspiring English sources
Patients defined as "chronic," that is, patients whose TB was not resolved after at least two courses of DOTS treatment, were not eligible to be included in the study.
Representative data and fits are shown in Figure 2. Panel A shows a time course of data (dots) together with the fitting using a level I model (magenta line).
Fig. 2 Time course of the fed-batch fermentation of B. subtilis DSM 10T employing medium C. The time courses of CDW (black dot, [g/L]), Surfactin (white rhombus, [g]) and glucose (grey triangle, [g/L]) are displayed as mean values of two fermentations.
Re "Change of Course for Dot-Com Ad's Hudson Voyage" and "Ad Barge Veers West to Seek Legal Waters" (news articles, July 14 and 18): While it was gratifying to see the New York City Buildings Department take action against a floating billboard in the Hudson River, it makes the department's lack of action against illegal billboards on land throughout the city all the more frustrating.
Many of the station's ancient machines were ablaze on Tuesday, spitting out clicks, whistles, white noise and — of course — dots and dashes.
We would have known about several crises of the previous two decades: the stock market crash of 1987; the Japanese financial meltdown that lasted through much of the 1990s; the Asian financial crisis of 1997 and the Russian default-LTCM crisis of 1998; and, of course, the dot-com collapse of 2002.
And, of course, the dot-com bust of five years ago remains a painful reminder of how success breeds hubris and humiliating failure.
A constellation of dots appeared.
She channeled these visions into works of art, dizzying swarms of dots, dots and more dots.
Add whiskers (lots of dots).
