Sentence examples for pattern of spots from inspiring English sources

He had his first success in 1950, producing images of DNA showing a clear pattern of spots.

One wears a robe "tie-dyed to leave a pattern of spots under armor with scarlet lacing".

The X-rays, diffracted (bent) by the crystal, impinge on a photographic plate, forming a pattern of spots.

The contrast provided a key to interpreting the pattern of spots created by the X-rays and determining the position of the atoms in the molecule.

The X-rays come in from one side, are scattered by the molecules within and produce a pattern of spots on the other side.

It would probably see a pattern of spots before its eyes, which would remain stationary as it scanned its head from side to side.

While it is unclear is whether the Google robotics venture will sail forth under the name of the mother ship or be hived off as a separate subsidiary, the pattern of spotting an everyday need – such as internet search – and expanding dynamically to fulfil it may sound familiar.

Only membranes with a good pattern of spotting were retained and were attributed at random for the hybridization with the P-cDNA from the tissues.

Male guppies from the same stream come in different colors, and with enormously different patterns of spots.

It doesn't analyze shark faces, but rather individual patterns of spots and stripes on the fish's skin.

This might allow birds to see patterns of spots that remain stationary as they turn their heads, to indicate magnetic direction.