Serial Dot Matrix

An output device that creates an image of a character by selectively placing individual dots on a substrate using mechanical force. These include the following:

9-pin: Devices with 9-wire printheads
18-pin: devices with 18-filament printheads
24-pin: Devices with 24-pin printheads

Literal Meanings of Serial Dot Matrix

Serial:

Meanings of Serial:

Work, for example A work of art that is published in parts is often numbered and has no definite end.
Issued in consecutive parts, often numbered and without a predetermined ending.
Serial number, especially needed for software activation.
Assign a serial number (especially to aircraft).
Belonging to a row or situated in a row.
Issued or produced in multiple batches.

Sentences of Serial

Visit these sites for episodes, cracks and keygens.
He was a serial entrepreneur who always found new ways to make money.

Dot:

Meanings of Dot:

Small round spot.
(Grammar) A punctuation mark used to indicate the end of a sentence or a shortened part of a word, period, .
A used as a diacritic mark above or below various letters of the Latin alphabet, such as Ȧ, Ạ, Ḅ, Ḃ, Ċ.
A sign used to separate the fractional part of a decimal number from its integer part, to indicate multiplication or point product, or for various other purposes.
One of two characters used in Morse code.
Lump or lump.
Anything small and grainy compared to a small portion or sample.
Ball point.
Buckshot, a grenade from a dotty or shotgun.
Covers small spots (liquids).
Add a point (symbol) or points.
Mark with dots or small dots.
For marking or adjusting small, loose items.
To touch (a person).
The point product of the previous vector and the next vector.
Dowry.

Sentences of Dot

point of view.
His coat was covered in paint.
Point to your es and cross out the ts.
Points in the chalet landscape.

Matrix:

Meanings of Matrix:

A material or tissue in which more specialized structures are embedded.
Extracellular matrix, material or tissue between animal or plant cells.
Part of the mitochondria.
An environment in which bacteria grow.
Rectangular series of numbers or terms with various applications, such as B. Coordinate transformations in geometry, solving systems of linear equations in linear algebra and graphs in graph theory.
Two-dimensional matrix.
A grid configuration of electronic components specifically designed to encode, decode, or store information.
Date table.
Geological matrix.
(archaeology and paleontology) Deposits that surround and contain artifacts, features, and other materials of a site.
The medium in which a particular sample is taken.
The cast iron contains a mold for casting letters.
An engraving uses a plate or block, along with ink, to contain the image that makes up the print.
A cavity or shape in which something is formed.
(hue) The five primary colors (black, white, blue, red, and yellow) from which all others are derived.
A binder made from composite materials such as fiberglass resin.