Definitions

1. Dots are usually inlaid into the upper edge of the fretboard in the same positions, small enough to be visible only to the player. (Web site)
2. Dots are used in a type of formula called the electron dot diagram, where each pair of dots represents a pair of shared electrons in a covalent bond. (Web site)
3. Dots are centred on the capital of each country and do not reflect the internal distribution of barley production within that country. (Web site)
4. The dots are the elements of the underlying set, and a curve has been drawn through every 3-element circuit.
5. The dots are barely visible and contain encoded printer serial numbers, as well as date and time stamps.

Mazes

1. This new Pac features a score of wonderfully painted mazes, dots that float and shimmer, and a Pac-Man who bounces and floats with a swift glee.

Dots Moving

1. A series of dots moving out one radial line and one concentric circle at a time could be joined together into an Archimedes' spiral.

Printing Date

1. The dots encode the printing date and printer ID [1].

Words

1. In fifteen passages in the Bible, some words are stigmatized; i.e., dots appear above the letters.

Tracking Dots

1. Different printer manufacturers use different patterns of dots so your tracking dots might appear different than those in these pictures.

Little Dots

1. Film is made of many little dots commonly referred to as grains.

Coloured Dots

1. My program is starting to work, but I can't see what criteria you've used to decide which vertices get overlayed with each other to get the coloured dots. (Web site)

Petechiae

1. These dots, often seen on the lower legs, are called petechiae (peh-TEE-kee-ay).

Large Dots

1. Willie featured changes to Mickey's appearance (in particular, simplifying his eyes to large dots) that established his look for later cartoons.
2. Also shown are: semi-major axis a, semi-minor axis b and semi-latus rectum p; center of ellipse and its two foci marked by large dots. (Web site)

Eating Dots

1. Pac-Man slows down slightly while eating dots, potentially allowing a chasing ghost to catch him.

Red Dots Mark

1. The red dots mark the orbits of planets b,c and d.

Small Black Dots

1. Charts display dense clusters of labeled neurons (small black dots) found on coronal sections at various levels of the cerebral cortex.

Benday Dots

1. Even the oversized dots used by Lichtenstein, the "Benday dots", are reminiscent of his famous comic-strip pictures. (Web site)

Green Dots

1. It is a polyprotic acid containing four carboxylic acid groups (acidic hydrogens are red) and two amine groups with lone pair electrons (green dots). (Web site)

Polka Dots

1. This range includes Printed Sarees featuring timeless prints such as polka dots, stripes, zig zag stripes, etc.

Tiny Dots

1. The map of South Pacific Islands shows just a few tiny dots in a large expanse of sea.

Kirby Dots

1. What makes the "Kirby dots" work is not the dots themselves, but the NEGATIVE SPACE around the dots.
2. The pseudo- fractal nature of the red light comes from the negative space created by the Kirby dots. (Web site)

Blue Dots

1. The moons, Rhea and Dione, appear as blue dots to the south and southeast of Saturn, respectively.
2. The stars, called the Berkeley 59 cluster, are the blue dots to the right of the image center.

Yellow Dots

1. In the center is a green lotus, with on its central (black Kalagni) disc, Kalachakra and Vishvamata are represented as blue and yellow dots. (Web site)
2. In these images, planetary nebulae stand out as green or yellow dots. (Web site)
3. The yellow dots below locate earthquakes along strands of this fault system in the San Francisco Bay area. (Web site)

Six Dots

1. The braille alphabet, using more efficient combinations of six dots, revolutionized reading for those without sight. (Web site)

Small Dots

1. Raster images are different from vector art because the image is made up of small dots or pixel. (Web site)
2. Leaves of species from this family are covered with small dots (oil glands); flowers have either four or five petals. (Web site)

Tiny Red Dots

1. Many tiny red dots (petechiae) often appear in the skin on the lower legs, and minor injuries may cause small scattered bruises. (Web site)
2. Petechia are tiny red dots often seen on the skin of a child with low number of platelets.
3. Upon examination, a strep throat appears red, often with white or yellow dots or streaks, tiny red dots on the upper palate, and swollen tonsils. (Web site)

Black Dots

1. Map of the Netherlands, linking to the province articles; red dots mark provincial capitals and black dots other notable cities or towns.
2. Map of the Netherlands, linking to the province pages; the red dots mark the capitals of the provinces and the black dots other notable cities or towns. (Web site)
3. Bright stars are circles with black dots at their centers.

Red Dots

1. Map of Lassen area showing hydrothermal features (red dots) and volcanic feature or remnant (yellow cones). (Web site)
2. The big galaxies are at the center of the picture, while the dwarfs can be seen as red dots in the red streamers, or tidal tails. (Web site)
3. In this satellite image of the capital the damaged buildings are marked with red dots.

Written

1. An IP address is usually written as four decimal numbers, one for each 8-bit portion, separated by dots. (Web site)

Series

1. An IP address appears as a series of four groups of numbers separated by dots. (Web site)
2. Dot Pattern: A series of dots that make up a printed image.
3. William Wilkins is a pointilliste, building up an image from a series of tiny dots of paint, in the style of Seurat.

Lot

1. Most people prefer to use dots rather than commas to separate the faces, but some reason I like commas a lot more. (Web site)
2. In this mode, the player must still follow the dots and shake the maracas in the appropriate location, but this is done a lot less often. (Web site)
3. Yeah, I unfortunately see a lot of the "new guys" who don't seem to fully understand the "Kirby dots".

Page

1. Viewing nodes as dots on a page, this topology appears as a "connect-the-dots" configuration.

Result

1. CTP improves quality because digitally imaged dots are sharp and do not suffer from optical dot gain problems that result from making plates from film.
2. Most of the black dots you see are the result of asexual reproduction.
3. Figured Numbers The Pythagoreans represented numbers by patterns of dots, probably a result of arranging pebbles into patterns.

Energy

1. If there are no dots after the ß - energy, then there is only a single ß - particle emitted.

Rasmol

1. The RasMol ' set radius ' command is used to alter the behaviour of the RasMol ' dots ' command depending upon the value of the ' solvent ' parameter. (Web site)

Help

1. The dots below the frets are often inlaid into the wood of bass necks, as a visual aid to help the player find different positions.

Problem

1. One problem, for example, was the FBI failing to "connect the dots" by sharing information among its decentralized field offices. (Web site)
2. With digital cameras noise can be a real problem as digital camera noise is often made out of blue, red or green dots.
3. To take the example of "Kirby dots"; that was Jack's specific way of solving a problem, is way of delineating patterns of energy and all pre-computers.

Cases

1. In most cases, the locations of electrons cannot be simplified to simple lines (place for two electrons) or dots (a single electron). (Web site)

General

1. ENVIRONMENT CUSTOMIZING HOST NAME LOOKUP In general, if the name supplied by the user does not have any dots in it, a default domain is appended to the end. (Web site)
2. In general a digital still camera should have at least two million pixels (essentially the number of dots that make up the digital image. (Web site)

Knowledge

1. Yet, no one to my knowledge has yet connected all the dots between Barack Obama and the Radical Left. (Web site)

Space

1. Phoenician language inscriptions usually have no space between words; there are sometimes dots between words in later inscriptions (e.g. (Web site)
2. If an ellipsis ends the sentence, then there are three dots, each separated by a space, followed by the final punctuation. (Web site)

Fig

1. FIG. 7A shows a control surface at 24 hours post carotid endarterectomy, platelets are evident as small white dots. (Web site)
2. Bottom, A sagittal section displaying the distribution of granule cells (small dots) that receive input from area 46 (section 100) (Fig.
3. Top, A composite of the sagittal sections displaying the distribution of Purkinje cells (large dots) that project to area 46 (sections 60-80) (Fig.

Side

1. The area is measured by tracing each side individually along the bone margin of the aperture, as illustrated with the black and white dots. (Web site)

Galaxies

1. Like polka dots on the surface of an inflating balloon, galaxies are constantly spreading apart as new space is created between them. (Web site)
2. A useful analogy here is to take an empty balloon, draw dots all over it to represent galaxies, and pretend that we live on one of the dots.
3. The model of this cosmology is most famously that of the blowing up of a balloon painted with dots to represent galaxies. (Web site)

Constellation

1. Carvings and reliefs show individual constellations or asterisms depicted as dots or small circles connected by lines to delineate the constellation itself. (Web site)

Arrows

1. A trio of planets (faint dots indicated with arrows) orbits the young, massive star HR 8799, some 130 light-years from Earth. (Web site)
2. Taking all (small) categories, functors, and natural transformations, we have an entity with three levels, which we draw with dots, arrows and double-arrows. (Web site)

Triangle

1. For example, three dots can be arranged in a triangle; thus three is a triangle number. (Web site)
2. Try this Drag the orange dots on each vertex to reshape the triangle.

Indicating

1. During the Roman Republic, the semis was distinguished by an 'S' (indicating semis) or 6 dots (indicating a theoretical weight of 6 uncia).

Periods

1. An IP address is organized into four groups of numbers separated by periods, or dots, such as 204.32.345.61.

Fine Cotton

1. Swiss is a sheer, very fine cotton that can be plain or decorated with dots or other designs. (Web site)

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