In the first mode of separation, white blood cells were sorted out through the middle outlet and in the second mode of separation, platelets were sorted out through the side outlets.
Prior to Pulos and Hutt's work, researchers were split on the mode of inheritance of white and whether it was deleterious (harmful).
The BMIT beamline is, thus, able to perform two modes of operation: one white beam, the other monochromatic.
Praising Zora Neale Hurston, Smith complains that the mandarin critical mode elevates the experiences of white people to the norm while making "black women talking about a black book" look sectarian.
Wildly disparate in scale and varied in acrid colors and grisaille, not to mention possible meaning, the images in those works are unified by a mode of brushwork — broadly stroked modulations of white and one other color at a time — that he learned as a professional billboard painter, scaffolded above Times Square.
We have too often insisted on trying to understand him using the default modes of identity politics: as a white, Southern born-again Christian.
"Khadafi" emits a black cool that is often mediated by whites through modes of consumption including record labels, magazines, and television shows.
"Khadafi" emits a black cool that is often mediated by whites through modes of consumption including record labels, magazines, and television shows.
Central to the analysis are the assumptions of white noise excitation, small damping, and uncoupled modes.
Figure 4c shows the results for the first's six modes of a full two-dimensional Gaussian white noise decomposition using our proposed method PHEEMD.
