Sentences with phrase «black dot represents»

Each solid black dot represents one preparation program.

The black dot represents Obama's nominee; his or her «liberality» is fixed.

Looking at the stars always makes me dream, as simply as I dream over the black dots representing towns and villages on a map.

Her job was to take each plate, mount it on a device which illuminated it from behind and, with the aid of a magnifying eyepiece, carefully measure the sizes of the black dots representing each star on the negative image.

Black dots represent data from individual years.

Not exact matches

The black dots on his antlers represented the just - sprouted peyote.

The dotted black line represents the background intensity level from the microarray.

This time series construction carefully stitches together 86 years of risk and return data for the indexes referenced in this book, with the black - dotted outlined section representing the simulated indexes and the solid black lines representing live mutual fund data for investable asset class investments.

It'd feel wrong if he suddenly went back to short, pudgy, and just a black dot to represent his eyes.

Although this room has been specially created for the Miro show, a very similar yellow and black dotted pumpkin chamber was first shown in Europe when Kusama represented Japan at the 1993 Venice Biennale, with the elderly artist parading around the Giardini in matching spotted robes and a pointed, polka - dot witches» hat.

Man's addition to the total amount of co2 is negligible, as represented by the 12 black dots.

In this case, all four methods give good probability matching — their curves lie very close to the dotted black straight line that represents perfect matching.

The black solid line represents the mediation effect, whereas the black dotted lines represent a 95 % credibility interval.

The black solid line represents the curvilinear relationship, whereas the black dotted lines represent a 95 % credibility interval.

The dots placed in the Dari represent a brighter outlook for the future provided by the Commission's visions, black representing people, green representing islands and blue representing the seas surrounding the islands.