Limón's piece had only four characters — Othello, Desdemona, Iago, and Emilia — and while they did enact the story (the handkerchief is passed, Desdemona is killed) they did it mostly by dancing, in a pinwheel (four-pointed) pattern and a solo-group-solo-group sequence.
The score for this symphony of decay "evolves from a faint, metallic rattle to an insistent but pointed rhythm pattern to a pounding, syncopated, clangorous barrage".
In contrast, in IDC samples ucGRP was consistently detected throughout the cytoplasm of tumor cells (TC; Figures 7 o) and 7(p)), while cGRP was found to be highly localized with a pointed spot pattern to certain tumor cells and 7(l)).
Past 8 ms, the typical two-pointed scattering pattern was prominent and its intensity increased with elapsed time.
With a mirror tracer, a six-pointed star pattern is followed with an electrical stylus as accurately and quickly as possible, the learner being guided visually only by a mirror image.
(a) imprinted 5-pointed star pattern; (b) embossed pattern-word HIT; (c) imprinted Chinese characters.
This will make a 6 pointed snowflake with a pattern that repeats six times.
Across the country, schoolchildren still cut out five-pointed stars using the pattern that Ross, a Philadelphia flag maker, supposedly invented.
Louis Sullivan and Dankmar Adler, the original architects of the 13-story exchange, an early skyscraper, had provided tempting fodder for the 1970s salvagers, with repeating patterns like pointed ovals and clusters of spheres.
The earlier graves contained elongated, spherical pottery vessels with pointed bases decorated with herringbone patterns.
