Within this peaceful layout, he makes successive, sometimes overlapping, dots, in some cases as many as four layers, with the dots becoming smaller and more focused as he goes along.
It offers what resembles an altered map of the London Underground with a cluster of overlapping dots, each corresponding to a form of legal status (for example, "British citizen") or social status ("poor").
Overlapping dots show very similar compounds.
Of the total of 24192 dots, 206 were excluded as having defects by visually inspecting the images without reference to the quantitative data, with the most common cause of the defect being overlapping dots.
The center of mass for each mouse can be visualized as a colored dot (see Figure 6A); the technician classified each frame as "good" (one dot on each mouse), "acceptable" (mice overlapped, dots near but not on center of mass), and "bad" (either dot outside the extent of one of the two mice).
In a smaller minority of specimens (0.20%; n = 17; overlapping black dot), neither were quantifiable.
This analysis revealed that in the majority of specimens (76.4%; n = 6,445; overlapping red dots), 25(OH)D2 was not quantifiable while 25(OH)D3 was quantifiable.
In the narrow radiants where adjacent lobes overlap, the dots and dashes of the different Morse signals blend into a continuous tone.
The observed tsunami traces (Fig. 1) are overlapped as dotted lines in each inset for comparison.
However, UEWD-scores overlap between DOT-categories and in category 1 to 3 the minimum score of 7 occurred.
The dots represent the individual clusters (a little jittering was added to avoid overlapping of the dots).
