Sentence examples for edge dots from inspiring English sources

Then trace the protractor's edge to make a semi-circle, before turning it around (matching the center and edge dots on the other side) and re-tracing it again.

The rooms look a bit like stone thatched wigwams, some with private terraces, but it's the drama of the cliff-edge dotted with diving platforms that holds everyone's attention, alternately tempting and terrifying.

The book travelled everywhere with me in my backpack; its pages torn on the edges, dotted with cigarette burns and coffee stains, and once, during a rock concert, soaked in the rain.

Our network grows when a CD is created (labeled 'C', left), bringing new composers ('6' and '7') and/or new edges (dotted) into the projected network.

This last result further supports our conclusion that the bees were indeed using element number to decide which chamber of the y-maze to enter: if the bees had been using lower-order cues such as edge length, dot density, or the area of the dots or background (or even odour cues), one would have expected them to perform just as well in this condition, as they had in previous conditions.

Other techniques use edges, small dots, or other combinations of source shape and mask shape.

In HSF-D and HSF-E, in which a single broad peak of CENP-A binding was observed by ChIP-on-chip (Fig.  1) and q-PCR (Fig.  2), different results were obtained when SNPs at the edges (black dots in Fig.  1) or at the centre (red dots in Fig.  1) of the peak were analysed (Fig.  3).

Edge users (magenta dots) and center users (white dots) are naturally all contained in the simulated coverage area (Voronoi cell) of their respective serving station (cell).

On the obverse side is a bust of a man wearing a diadem and a robe, with a border of dots around the edge.

There are 18 c-edges (green dotted lines) and non c-edges (red lines).

In terms of the diagram, you'll be connecting the dot on the folded edge to the dot that's further in, then to the outer edge (towards the corner).