Sentence examples for a degree matching from inspiring English sources

The survival of a related journal and other archival materials make it possible to reconstruct the particulars of the scene to a degree matching the picture's unusual detail.

As anyone who has seen video of a Congressional town-hall-type meeting on the subject knows, President Obama's proposed overhaul of the nation's health care system is stirring passions on both sides of the political divide to a degree matching that of last year's presidential campaign.

But that surface obscures her innards to a degree matched in pop music only by Lady Gaga.

sight on the part of the university, located, as it is, in a state where publicity has flourished to a degree matched perhaps only by evangelism.

In the years between the publication of his first novel, "Lucky Jim," in 1954 and his death in 1995, Kingsley Amis enjoyed, to a degree matched by few of his contemporaries, the career of a Major British Author.

All but "Point Valaine," written by their pal Noel Coward, were such hits that the Lunts would perform them for seasons at a time, alternating in mini-repertory throughtout the United States and Great Britain to a degree matched only by their peers, Helen Hayes and Katharine Cornell.

Using the combination of AHP-FR maps error matrix was tabulated showing a high degree match between areas of VLS, LS and MS zones of both the LSZ maps which indicates a similarity of 16.95 km2 area in total which constitutes 42.6% of the total map areas.

Her degree matched a similar academic achievement by Ms. Mujuru.

Quantitative comparison in a Geographical Information System revealed a degree of matching between the two event inventories exceeding 90%.

More than 100 metabolites were detected in the urine, 17 of which are listed in Table 1 (with a degree of matching above 80%).

In South Australia, Adelaide recorded a temperature of 35.6 degrees, matching its record for the hottest day in the first week of October which was set in 1938.