Sentence examples for repeat dot from inspiring English sources
Among the latest offerings at the SoHo design mecca Moss is this pair of vintage Eames Lounge Chairs, which Murray Moss decided to re-cover in Hella Jongerius's Repeat Dot fabric from Maharam.
WHEN Murray Moss of the SoHo design mecca Moss decided to re-cover this pair of vintage Eames Lounge Chairs in Hella Jongerius's eye-popping Repeat Dot fabric from Maharam, he took a "Mad Men" era design icon and catapulted it into the 21st century.
Here, a large-scale plaid in a wool-and-angora sport coat by Belvest ($2,375, www.belvest.com) is played off against a medium-plaid cotton flannel shirt by Ermenegildo Zegna ($325 ,www.zegna.com) and finished with a Malo knit cashmere tie ($190, www.malo.it) in a bird's-eye (or repeat dot) pattern.
This one I make on repeat, dotted with little tomatoes and eaten with avocado-and chilli-spiked black beans for a summer breakfast or brunch – but it has enough flavour to stand up on its own.
Compulsive and obsessive tendencies are present throughout the video, from the artist's inclination to work in repeated dot patterns to the overall sense of excess.
By repeating dot layers separated by spacer layers with a few nanometers in thickness, a more homogeneous size distribution could be achieved, simultaneously with novel physical properties induced by coupling [7, 8].
Paintings changed to collages and installations; the loops became repeating dots, airmail stickers, macaroni, egg cartons and stuffed sacks that resembled ranks of phalluses.
In others she adopts to simple grids and color bars, sometimes absorbing some of van der Leck's austerity and sometimes using repeating dots and dashes in ways that look forward to Sol LeWitt's wall drawings.
A sequence on the 5′ side of this operon (Pcar_R0094 in Additional file 2: Figure S1) contains overlapping predicted binding sites (consensus YTNACNNTTTTTTSAC, solid boxes in Figure S1) for the transcriptional regulator ColR [ 52], followed by inverted repeats (dotted boxes in Figure S1).
Each block corresponds to one cell, each line to a single repeat; black dots mark spike times.
First, Monosiga brevicollis contains a gene clearly related to WDSUB1 in sequence (e. g. it has a very similar U box) but not in structure, given that it can be deduced that it encodes a protein with 2 SAM domains but without WD40 repeats (red dot in Figure 8).
