The number of interacting partners per node in the interconnected network is 5.55, and the degree distribution fits a power law distribution with a degree exponent of 1.79.
Each magistrate was vested with a degree of power, called "major powers" or maior potestas.
Neil Kinnock was widely praised when he seized a degree of power over the selection process.
A kamikaze impulse, heedless of historical or personal precedent, seems to persist among everyone who commands a degree of power in the film industry.
Beijing not only has to be willing to cede a degree of power, but also to risk the possibility that mainland citizens will draw inspiration from the region.
And although they are only a small minority an estimated 160,000 of them are spread across the Arctic they have achieved a degree of power.
Anyone with a degree of power in the market is continually keeping secrets -- from competitors, from the press, from anyone who is an outsider, including friends and family, but sometimes from colleagues and office mates.
QUESTION FROM CRAIG: You end your article by saying "extreme right wing is on the verge of securing a degree of power over Congress and the Republican Party that is unprecedented in modern American history".
There was much fine singing in the supporting roles; in particular, Sean Panikkar, as the Austrian captain Rodolphe, showed a degree of power and weight that I hadn't heard in his previous outings at the Met.
