They said the pattern of blood indicated that Mr. Spector was too far away to have pulled the trigger.
I recognized it: it was modelled on the pattern of blood vessels that supply oxygen and nutrients to the surface of the heart.
Yet he can look at a pattern of blood on the floor and see what happened by the way it is splattered.
The general pattern of blood circulation through vessels and tissues in cephalochordates is strikingly like that of vertebrates, although simpler.
Rhythmical waving of pulsating membranes causes a pattern of blood flow to the tip of the limb and back.
The companies have developed different technologies to let scanners examine the pattern of blood vessels immediately below the skin's surface, as well as the internal structure of the skin itself.
The first corpse he is summoned to examine is so tidily dismembered that there is no blood, and studying the pattern of blood spatter for the police is Dexter's day job.
When John Franz, a 42-year-old engineer who lives in Moorestown, N.J., discovered that he had an unusual pattern of blood cholesterol, he immediately turned to the Internet.
As with Anand's experiments, the results were striking: in fetuses that received the analgesic, the production of stress hormones was halved, and the pattern of blood flow remained normal.
This captures the heat pattern of blood vessels near the skin, betraying both changes in overall temperature and in heart rate.
Someday, scanners could recognize the pattern of blood vessels in a finger and connect it to a credit card number, according to Alvin and Heidi Toffler, consultants on economics and technology and authors of "Revolutionary Wealth," a book about the ways in which wealth will be created in the future.
