Sentence examples for To a specific degree from inspiring English sources

When referring to a specific degree program in a sentence, where you are not using the full official name of the program, capitalize only the proper nouns.

The system, composed of three independent measurement subsystems, has been operated in Madrid with four prototypes of a-Si STPV modules, each one corresponding to a specific degree of transparency.

The electronic absorption spectra of the gel show a finer structure than those of the isotropic solutions, pointing to a specific degree of packing of the molecules; such an aggregation mode is also supported by fluorescence data.

As I briefly touched on earlier, the placement of Venus and Jupiter at the time of VICE's birth is extremely exact to a specific degree, another remarkable gift given at the birth of this company.

Currently, convolutional neural networks are trained primarily for facial recognition purposes once algorithmically calculated to a specific degree, the CNN can match up similar images in a database with a suggested vector input.

This group illustrates that the high level of GEF activity found is not linked to the type of mutated gene nor to a specific degree of clinical severity.

However, if you are aiming to receive your degree at a specific degree conferral (October, February, or May), you must follow a set of deadlines for that conferral.

Alkyl, chloro-alkyl, or fluoro-alkyl silanes of varying carbon chain lengths can be used to provide chemical affinity, to improve the separation performance, and to provide a specific degree of pore size reduction (Javaid et al. 2001).

Note that in contrast to equation 8, here each individual is assumed to have a specific degree of DI, or in other words that there is variation in the underlying DI.

Thus, it is not necessary to maintain a specific degree of fault tolerance between all pairs of sensors, but it is important to have fault-tolerant data paths between the sensors and the sink.

This theory required that, in order for a person to claim a specific degree of nobility, all of his 16 great-great-grandparents should have been entitled to bear arms.