Sentence examples for samples of white from inspiring English sources
Dr Cole harvested samples of white blood cells from both lonely and gregarious people.
They hung poster-size samples of white glass and ceramic rectangles with green and brown trim.
Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state..
In order to investigate the reduction mechanism of thioglycolic acid (TG) on the keratin fibers, cross-sectional samples of white human hair treated with TG were prepared.
The top panels show 512-element samples of white (or random) noise, pink (or fractal) noise, and brown (or Brownian) noise.
A preliminary comparison has been performed between the data obtained with this methodology and the data obtained on the same samples of white marble with well-established petrographic methods, and a good correlation has been found.
Just then, Michael Barber, whose company does leatherwork and embroidery, popped in with a sample of white lace-cut leather, which caused everyone to swoon.
New research by the political scientists Christopher Stout and Reuben Kline suggests they do not: Looking at Senate and Gubernatorial candidates from 1989 to 2008 (more than 200 elections in over 40 states), we analyze the accuracy of pre-election polls for almost the complete universe of female candidates and a matched sample of white male cases.
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy analysis (FTIR) was carried on micro-samples of white, yellow, red, blue and gray paints using a Nicolet iS50-FTIR coupled with a Thermo Nicolet Continuum infrared microscope equipped with a MCT detector (sampling was guided by the results of the MA-XRF analysis).
A freshly prepared and filtered sample of white porous silicon in PBS solution is composed of nanoclusters with sizes well below 100 nm, as depicted in Figure 7.
To obtain a more accurate description of these two lifestyle behaviors, accelerometry was employed among a large sample of white and black adults (ages 49 99 years) living in the United States.
