Sentence examples for moving dot from inspiring English sources

After poring over around 40,000 pairs of images to spot a moving dot of light, Tombaugh, a precocious 24 years old at the time, discovered Pluto in 1930.

Taxi apps give us a glimpse of a future in which everything is real-time imagine attaching a moving dot on a map to evereal-time imagine driver attaching package.

When the moving dot appears, he determines its direction and the distance it travels across the patch of sky over time, which he can use to calculate its speed.

In the distance you could see the line of the highway: just the odd moving dot of a car, some early or nefarious commuter heading down to the snarled-up city.

Digital images in June 2002 revealed Quaoar as a slowly moving dot of light.

Thus what this measures is how a single intensity, such as that of a moving dot, an edge, or a shadow, is varying its spatial position over time.

Statistical analysis of this effect revealed that both decreasing the dot luminance of the rightward moving dots (F 2,12) = 18.42, p<0.0001) and the leftward moving dots (F 2,12) = 24.49, p<0.0001) significantly decreased the reversal rate.

Like the magic map in Harry Potter, they appear as moving dots.

In 1968 he created the "Brown Box," a prototype device that allowed players to control moving dots on a television screen.

It came, I think, when the cameras began to pick up moving dots in the steel grid of the towers: people waving for help that would never arrive.

The head, pelvis, and major joints in each figure were replaced with moving dots.