It placed my personal degree of connections at 3.2, below average but nowhere close to the reach of Sheryl Sandberg, who, the post says, is separated from everyone by only 2.92 degrees.
Administration officials, who briefed reporters on condition of anonymity in order to discuss the private meetings, said Wednesday that Biden and Xi have a personal degree of comfort that takes them far beyond their formal talking points.
Uncertain measure is interpreted as the personal belief degree (not frequency) of an uncertain event that may occur.
If the language dies, we will lose something personal, a degree of understanding that resides, for most fluent speakers, on some unconscious level.
In recent weeks, two leaders — Xi Jinping in China and Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia — have consolidated personal power to degrees unprecedented in their countries' recent histories.
Compared with the humans, the algorithm exhibited significantly less bias against candidates that were underrepresented at the firm (such as those without personal referrals or degrees from prestigious universities).
AirBnB's success is therefore intimately tied to social networking, drawing heavily upon the dual influences of Facebook-style personal profiles and degrees of separation to Ebay-style approval ratings.
Nobody asked us, "When you grow up, how do you want to support yourself until you finally manage to find a job that utilizes your degrees, personal skill sets, and passions?" They asked us what we wanted to be.
Of course, the amount of solitude we enjoy is to a degree personal preference.
Regardless of the degree, personal attributes are also important: The ideal student is self-confident but thoughtful and has an inquiring mind.
