Fig. 11 Base stations (blue dots) placement in an outdoor scenario: in a 18 × 12 m grid, we place six BSs around and one in the middle.
Another example of eco-art, but one that does not involve growing plants, is Mary Miss' 2007 project in Boulder, Colo., "Connect the Dots," which involved the placement of 600 large blue metal dots affixed to trees and municipal buildings throughout the city that identify the high-water marks of floods that have inundated the city in 1894, 1914, 1919, 1921, 1938 and 1969.
In the 20th century, guitar and ukulele popular music used a tablature in which a grid represented string and fret intersections and dots showed proper finger placement.
Arcview software uses an algorithm that allows the random placement of dots within a geographic area (in this case a district).
Use a washable marker to make small dots to indicate the placement of the colonial knots and any other embroidery stitches used in the design.
For most institutions, there is still a failure to connect the dots, linking and fully integrating the college's strategic plan, campus master plan, debt placement, tuition and fee revenue and fundraising campaign to its financial model.
Ms. Boynton's cards, on the other hand, were populated with cats, cows, hippos, ducks, sheep, dragons and various other beasts, humanized through the placement of a dot for a pupil, or a single, expressive arc for an eyelid or mouth.
Now, as magazines struggle to reinvent themselves for the 21st century, they are increasing their online presence and expect prime placement for their dot-com writers.
Rather, the effect must have been caused by the separate placement of the dots in the left and right visual fields.
