Sentence examples for black and white identified from inspiring English sources

Dozens of officers, black and white, identified a single factor for the virtually all-white rosters: "hooks," friends in high places whom officers rely on to get what they want.

At these sites, numbers of hydrothermal vents discharging black and white smokers are identified by seabed surveys using a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) prior to the drilling operation.

"The classic phase was totally identified with black-and-white," Mr. Hirsch said.

The black-and-white attire worn by some figures identify them as Dominican priests and nuns, suggesting Bartolo made the "Magi" not for Siena's main cathedral, as has long been assumed, but for one of the city's Dominican churches.

In 1875, British ornithologist Alfred Newton attempted to identify a black-and-white bird mentioned in an 18th-century manuscript describing a marooned sailor's stay on the Mascarene island of Rodrigues in 1726 27, hypothesising that it was related to the hoopoe starling.

The racial data the census provides is so crucial to developing civil rights policy and directing government aid that some groups like the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People are urging people of both black and white parentage to identify themselves as only black.

Her work's formal beauty and aching intimacy transformed a genre of kids-on-the-skids vérité that had previously been identified with grainy black-and-white and churlish defiance.

"At this point, there is no question that the U.S.D.A. and the state are doing everything in their power," said E. Richard Hoebeke, the Cornell University entomologist who first identified the distinctive black-and-white beetle here.

Then I managed to identify it, a black-and-white warbler.

No significant differences between black and white population structures were identified.

Black-and-White TV.