Sentence examples for white digits from inspiring English sources

To fans in Baltimore, and throughout the N.F.L., those white digits signify so much and always will.

Subjects were presented with a sequence of white digits (1 5) in the middle of a black screen that was repeated three times in the training and fMRI sessions.

(B ) Experiments 2 and 4: three driving sessions (i.e., one per target speed) were performed in random order for experiment 2, and one session for experiment 4. Before each test session, the drivers performed a training phase in which a numerical feedback indicated the driving speed when it did not match the target speed (white digits at the bottom of the screen, left panel).

The training task consisted of a computerized numerical version of the n-back paradigm [ 22], during which white digits ranging from 0 to 9 were visually presented for the duration of 500 ms in the center of an otherwise black screen in a random sequence.

The dataset consists on 1,593 samples of black and white images of handwritten digits 0 to 9 (160 samples per digit), 16×16 pixels size as shown in Figure 5.

The black blocks were represented by the digit zero while white ones were represented by the digit one in the binary bitmap.

Day after pitiless day, from Amarillo to Laredo, from Toadsuck to Twitty, folks  were greeted by a hot, white bowl overhead, triple-digit temperatures, and a slow death on the land.

By George Packer November 11, 2008 On Sunday, Frank Rich wrote this memorable sentence: Obama also won all four of those hunting-and-Hillary-loving Rust Belt states that became 2008's obsession among slumming upper-middle-class white journalists: Pennsylvania and Michigan by double digits, as well as Ohio and even Indiana, which has gone Democratic only once (1964) since 1936.

On Sunday, Frank Rich wrote this memorable sentence: Obama also won all four of those hunting-and-Hillary-loving Rust Belt states that became 2008's obsession among slumming upper-middle-class white journalists: Pennsylvania and Michigan by double digits, as well as Ohio and even Indiana, which has gone Democratic only once (1964) since 1936.

Obama also won all four of those hunting-and-Hillary-loving Rust Belt states that became 2008's obsession among slumming upper-middle-class white journalists: Pennsylvania and Michigan by double digits, as well as Ohio and even Indiana, which has gone Democratic only once (1964) since 1936.

While voters overall give Obama the advantage over John McCain when asked which candidate is better equipped to navigate these tumultuous economic times, Gallup polls throughout the summer and into the fall consistently showed McCain with a double-digit lead among white men who haven't been to college.