Sentence examples for gauge white from inspiring English sources

Wetts and her co-author, Stanford University sociologist Robb Willer, conducted three separate experiments designed to gauge white Americans' attitudes toward welfare and the factors that influenced them.

He could get more than 10 at-bats a day playing in those games, and Torre said he would watch them to gauge White's mobility.

Four strain gauges (purple, red, green, and orange) were mounted on the lower gabbro to directly monitor local strains parallel and adjacent to the fault, while one strain gauge (white) was mounted on the upper gabbro to measure the mean axial strain of the sample.

She favored slim black pants, fine-gauge white cotton crew necks, Susan Bennis Warren Edwards crocodile-leather flats and classic gold jewelry, according to a friend of the family who saw her regularly at gatherings.

Diffusion measures provide insight into white matter tissue integrity reflecting microstructural organisation, water content, number and density of axons, and myelination, and are useful for gauging white matter maturity [ 45, 46].

Okay, sure, there's the unique, center-of-dash-mounted rpm/speedometer/fuel gauge in white.

Analog gauges, with white retro-look markings on a black background, are mounted in the center -- an inconvenient but stylish placement that recalls the Ferrari Lusso of the early 60's, a classic now worth more than $125,000.

Gauges are white on black in the Turbo S instead of the blue found in other Beetle models.

Pial vessels over the intended lesion area were coagulated and low suction aspiration was applied via a 20 gauge catheter until white matter was reached (∼1.8 mm from the cortical surface).

"It was a 16-gauge needle, a white needle, NEVER used for giving an injection.

Four white gauges with black lettering nest on the dash.