Sentence examples for dots of ink from inspiring English sources

Roy Schneider's "Yellowstone: Thermal Vista" (1994) recounts this natural vista in tiny dots of ink on both sides of two sheets of layered Plexiglas.

The colors did not look right compared with the others' colors, there were visible dots of ink and the prints smudged easily.

The subjects are illuminated by three L.E.D.s, and the single 200x magnification setting is ideal for discovering the individual pixels on a cellphone screen, or the dots of ink on a dollar bill.

Mr. Bennett's close-up details of a laborer on a co-operative farm in Israel are so crisp and well defined that the tiny dots of ink from the printer are nearly invisible.

In a similar process to ink-jet printing, a print head shuttles back and forth, spitting out microscopic dots of ink and binder, only instead of a sheet of paper, there is a bed of plaster dust.

The resistors were mounted inside small tubes that were etched with grooves to create the nozzles, and switched on and off rapidly to spit out microscopic dots of ink.

This animation is a record of my own performance, in which I applied a dot of black ink on a piece of rice paper and documented how that dot of ink evolved over time.

Booty Worshippers may have noticed this piece didn't make it to the show, it's because I discovered a tiny dot of ink right before I went to send it out!

In this case that would be a singing comic strip, in which scenery, characters and even songs feel as if they had been rendered in the Benday dots of bright ink we associate with the Sunday funnies.

The important thing is to stay on the move, crisscrossing the country, finding new nooks and crannies, state highways and little towns, scanning back and forth like those dot-matrix printers, flinging drops of ink to form an image through pointillism.

The average machine can now fire ink at a blinding 14,000 dots per second, depositing more than 1m drops of ink on a square inch of paper.