Sentence examples for pattern of dots from inspiring English sources

But with a magnifying glass, a tiny pattern of dots is visible.

The participants had to remember the first pattern of dots, and retained a mental image of its direction of motion in their visual working memory.

De Stefanis secured the "Sidereus Nuncius" in an authentic seventeenth-century vellum binding and goffered the edges of the pages with a pattern of dots.

Each unique print, about the size of a movie poster, is a dense pattern of dots created by the deliberately misaligned overlay of two negatives.

The Salsa quilt, center, is brightly colored and intricately patterned on one side; the reverse has a quieter pattern of dots on stripes.

It is actually a computer-generated pattern of dots, a gargantuan version of the pixels that make up a digital photograph.

They are grids, zigzags and patterns of dots.

I'm then given a very old-fashioned eye test – guessing letters and trying to draw out tiny differences between patterns of dots.

With a deft, sensuously immediate touch, the artists typically activated flat, frontal designs with dense patterns of dots, stripes and concentric circles and squares.

Instead, it uses coarse halftones, the Roy Lichtenstein-like patterns of dots, also found in newspapers and magazines, meant to fool the eye.

For example, the original Morse Code used patterns of dots and spaces to represent a few of the letters, whereas the International Morse uses combinations of dots and short dashes for all letters.