Sentence examples for Social degrees from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Greenberg has provided them with particular, personal histories (which slyly and expertly calibrate social degrees of Jewishness) that are delivered in graceful, oblique fragments instead of the usual bulky stretches of exposition.

They defined the social degree of a node as the number of triangles in which the node participates, and social leaders as nodes that have a higher social degree than their neighbors.

"Giraffe with lower social degree were more likely to harbor resistant E. coli, but this relationship was likely driven by a correlation between an individual's social connectedness and age," the study says.

The Council on Social Work Education provides a directory of accredited baccalaureate and master's level social work degree programs.

So why are so many social work degrees leaving students uneducated about problematic substance use?

Only three had accreditation from the British Psychological Society for their social psychology degrees.

Research suggests that 60% of the UK's leaders have humanities, arts or social science degrees.

A proposal by Assemblyman Roger Green for $3.5 million to finance scholarships for caseworkers seeking social work degrees also needs to be supported.

He has master of education and master of social work degrees from New York University.

Most students were enrolled on social science degrees, including psychology and sociology, and age 18 or 19.

Social work degrees do this.