Sentence examples for dot markings from inspiring English sources

Tropical species of butterflies show larger dot markings on their wings to fend off possible predators and are more active during the wet season than the dry season.

Dotted line markings show the neuronal clusters.

Altaic animals frequently display muscles delineated with dot and comma markings, a formal convention that may have derived from appliqué needlework.

The lozenge-shaped muscles that appear on Eskimo carvings amid lines intended to portray the animal's skeleton are very similar to those of the Pazyryk dot and comma markings.

Blots, dots and linear markings cavort in these paintings and works on paper by the Danish-born Mr. Kath.

It's a 6-foot monitor lizard, gray with a spectacular pattern of colorful dots and other markings on its scales.

Similarly, obsessional markings, dots or little jiggles comparable to works by the Japanese obsessive-compulsive artist Yayoi Kusama can fill up a page to suffocation.

In "A Drawing for F. A. Hayek No. 1," small white balls are strung in casual rows beneath a white stringlike grid on a black ground; "Untitled (Drawing for the Austrian School)" is a roundish pink haze of tiny dots and larger markings that suggests an agar culture seen under a microscope; and "A Drawing for Mancur Olson No. 1" very much resembles a vertebrate skeleton.

Black dots indicate the markings made prior to injection for easy localization of injected regions.

Most spitting spiders range in color from pale yellow to dark chestnut brown and are covered with small black dots or black markings, producing a somewhat mottled effect.

It also looks cool if you use a knife to make animal markings, dots, lines, etc. on the staff everywhere but the handle.