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white level

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white level [′wīt ‚lev·əl]
(communications)
The carrier signal level corresponding to maximum picture brightness in television and facsimile.
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[FIGURE 2 OMITTED] Conclusions It appears that narrowing of the stock ownership gaps between Blacks and Whites, and between Hispanics and Whites had taken place by 2001, so that Black and Hispanic households with income and wealth levels similar to Whites had come close to White levels of stock ownership.
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These controls provide for overall image darkening or lightening, as well as separate black and white level adjustments for enhancing image contrast.
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3RD RND: P Hunter (Eng) bt M King (Eng) 9-8, Q Hann (Aus) bt P Ebdon (Eng) 9-6, N Bond (Eng) bt J Perry (Eng) 9-8, J White level with F O'Brien (Irl) 4-4, M Stevens (Wal) leads J Wattana (Tha) 5-2.
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