Sentence examples for Successive degrees from inspiring English sources

Born into a professional London family on Christmas Day 1964, he passed through Westminster School and on to Oxford, then Cambridge, earning successive degrees in history.

If you think of the arts as a kind of bull's-eye pattern, the center is creation, and the outer rings represent successive degrees of re-creation and enablement.

Using simple physics-based models of 1-D structures, it is possible to determine the location and extent of damage by tracking phase properties between successive degrees of freedom.

The successive degree terms in this series lead to moments that are integrals over the source in which the source density is (in effect) weighted by, and the spatial function decays with distance as However there are several possible choices of power series, and different choices lead to different selections and numbers of moments.

"B" means black, and each successive degree of B pencil is softer, blacker, and smudgier.

In other words, you'll want to pick a point to start, and then work your way around the circle, drawing a dot at each successive degree measurement.

In 1911 Anderson began his university studies at the University of Glasgow, enrolling in two successive honours degrees: mathematics/natural philosophy (including laboratory training) and logic/moral philosophy (including political economy).

Thus, we can conclude that the serrated plastic flow strongly depends on the temporal characteristic of the atomic rearrangement underpinning plastic deformation: successive low degree of plastic deformation at high strain rate leads to less pronounced serrated flow, and intermittent high degree of plastic deformation at low strain rate results in more distinct serrated flow.

First, we found that all four networks displayed a characteristic and relatively sharp statistically significant increase in relative subgraph connectivity as successive lower degree nodes are added to the subgraph.

Greene [10] tested three subjects displaying every fifth dot and positioning the subjects so that the minimum visual angle between successive dots was 2.5 degrees.

Let us mention some interesting papers where fractional boundary value problems have been studied by different methods such as the upper and lower solutions method, fixed point theorems, successive approximations method, Mawhin coincidence degree theory and many more; see, for example, [8, 11 17].