Sentence examples for dot by dot from inspiring English sources

She likes to take her time building the atmosphere her characters move through, adding increments of color, dot by dot.

Dot by dot, line by line, we watch this mural come closer to completion — and to extinction.

But with it, Mr. Tucker and other conservators — wearing monklike black smocks to reduce reflections from their clothing or skin that might mislead their eyes — began painstakingly to fill in, dot by dot, the blacks, dark grays and cordovan browns that Eakins had put atop the brighter underpainting.

In Furst's densely populated books, hundreds of minor characters — clerks, chauffeurs, soldiers, whores — all whirl around his heroes in perfect focus for a page or two, then dot by dot, face by face, they vanish, leaving a heartbreaking sense of the vast Homeric epic that was World War II and the smallness of almost every life that was caught up in it.

In point of fact, the story of George and Dot occupies only the first act of "Sunday in the Park," which takes us into Seurat's mind as he composes, step by step, dot by dot, "La Grande Jatte". Sondheim finds corresponding rhythms and phrasings in music and lyrics for Seurat's staccato brushstrokes, a virtuoso achievement capped by "Sunday," one of musical theater's most enthralling Act 1 finales.

This Illustration Took 300 Hours to Draw, Dot by Dot.

Dot-by-dot experiments or complete surface scans to yield impedance images are presented.

When paired with a Sharp AQUOS® Quattron 3D LCD TV, the BD-HP90U and BD-HP80U enable consumers to take advantage of additional performance and convenience features including AQUOS PURE Mode for superior "dot-by-dot" delivery of 1080p content and AQUOS LIN K™function for seamless interoperability between TV and Blu-ray Disc™ player via a simple one cable HDMI® connection.

Sondheim's vibrant score -- note the minimalist staccato patterns perfectly illustrating Seurat's dot-by-dot technique -- is beautifully realized by an orchestra led by Jon Kalbfleisch.

It is moved dot-by-dot behind a slit mask (Fig. 1B) with slits regularly spread every twelve dots.

On the other hand, the reduction in counting thresholds with age may be more closely related to an attenuation in spatial selective attention [26] or to the ability to retrieve relevant stimulus information, such as contrast and position from visual memory [52] and count the number dot-by-dot, or group-by-group.