Sentence examples for pair of spots from inspiring English sources
Announcer: "Really?" ACCURACY -- The commercial is a rebuttal to a pair of spots the Gore campaign broadcast in recent days in which economic experts are said to have found Mr. Bush's proposal to partly privatize Social Security "does not add up".
There is a very large black spot ringed in white located behind each pectoral fin; this pair of spots are the origin of this shark's common name.
At this stage neural expression is still clearly visible in a bilateral pair of spots in the cerebral ganglia.
There were four blank spots in each block to allow array orientation [ 47]; thus, each cloned EST was present on each microarray slide as a pair of spots.
After scanning, median intensities adjusted for background for each pair of spots were lowess-normalized for every slide using the bottom row of each of the 48 printing blocks.
Richard Prum's activation-inhibition models, developed from Turing's work, use six variables to account for the observed range of nine basic within-feather pigmentation patterns, from the simplest, a central pigment patch, via concentric patches, bars, chevrons, eye spot, pair of central spots, rows of paired spots and an array of dots.
In our case, a transformation from Fourier to real space and vice versa does not change the relative angle between two pairs of spots.
Each oligonucleotide was spotted four times on each microarray (2 distinct pairs of spots), in order to reduce positional bias of the fluorescence readout.
This analysis included all possible unique pairings of each child's spot samples, and was conducted separately for pairs of FMV spots only, pairs of non-FMV spots only, and for all pairs of spots regardless of FMV status.
The three pairs of spots represent the focus points of the illumination and collection beams at either extent of the scanning range and on axis.
Post-prophase I, Nipbl appeared at centromeres, mostly co-localising with Sycp3, but also at pairs of spots suggestive of centrioles (Supplementary Fig. 2).
