dot造句

Colorful flowers dot the lush pastureland.

Small coastal towns dot the landscape.

You must cross your t's and dot your I's.

The class names begin with a dot prefix.

Inflatable mattresses and sleeping bags dot the grand marble foyers.

Lots of pilots plot to dot the rotten robot.

The ship became a mere dot on the horizon.

Use the vector dot product to find the obtuse angle between two diagonals of a cube.

The airline had to oblige by adding one more dot in the logo.

The asterisk matches zero or more characters delimited by a dot character.

FROM a HIGH ANGLE we see the trooper as a tiny dot on the rocks below.

These two vectors are perpendicular exactly when their dot product is zero.

The popular symbol of the Atom is stark: a black dot encircled by the hairline orbits of several other dots.

Well, we've learned how to detect whether two vectors are perpendicular to each other using dot product.

OK, so now if we have a dot product that's zero, that tells us that these two guys are perpendicular.

A red dot flashing on a map signals that a crime may happen on that block soon.

Each astronaut's food is stored aboard the Shuttle and is identified by a colored dot affixed to each package.

Just as you can access data with the dot and bracket notation shown above, you can easily modify data in the same way.

If your fashion-savvy 2-year-old wants to wear her striped turtleneck with her pink, polka-dot leggings, what do you care?

So, doing those probability density dot graphs, we can get an idea of the shape of those orbitals, we know that they're spherically symmetrical.

Note: In the dot syntax the first element is element zero, and in the bracket syntax, the first element is element 1.

Some researchers think birds might see a dot at the edge of their vision, swiveling according to the direction they're facing.

No, because nothing is actually crossing the surface of the moon - the dot isn't an actual object, it is just a series of photons in the laser beam hitting the surface.

On a scorching afternoon, family gathered in the living room to play with Mehek, now five months old, sporting a small dot on her eyebrow to ward off evil spirits.

The lander set down on the moon by Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong in 1969 is at the center of this image, a small white dot [arrow] with a long shadow stretching to the right.

Joanne jumped, and squealed with guilt, and flapped her hands and stamped her feet and hugged the baby against her, but the evidence could not be destroyed; a brown dot of char on the globe of immaculate skin.

As a garrison town, everything is very neat and prim. The grass is cut just so, the military regalia polished and signs dot the landscape proclaiming "Pakistan is beautiful".

Bitmapped display: A display whose image is a representation of bits in an area of RAM called the screen buffer. With such a display, each dot, or pixel, on the screen corresponds, or is "mapped," to a bit in the screen buffer.

The designing of a new construction scheme of personal character library centering on the development of a new scan and identify machine based on the technology of dot matrix, makes the Personal print output system of Chinese information turning be true.