Sentence examples for adopted degree from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we adopted degree five as the spectral resolution for real data analysis.

However, in fact the annual measure of cold adopted (degrees below 18) was very highly negatively correlated, in temperate London, to annual mean temperature (r=−0.97).

(Writing before the Greeks adopted the degree, a Babylonian unit of measure, he actually said "a fiftieth of a circle").

However, in my advanced age and growing experience as a father, I have adopted a degree of humility in the face of the massive responsibilities we have as parents.

In this study, the following definition of ORC was adopted 'the degree to which educational team members are motivated and capable to implement curriculum change'.

While festivals absolutely should adopt a degree of positive discrimination (history proves that if you leave it to meritocracy without intervention, little will change), it's unlikely that the larger ones will, unless it's in their financial favour.

Adopting the degree of deoxygenation and yield of monocyclic products as the criteria for the catalyst selection, Ni/Al-SBA-15 was identified as the best catalyst for HDO of diphenyl ether.

The lack of literature data regarding the individual institutions of higher education in Italy precludes performing any analysis that may reveal the characteristics of the current educational systems adopted in nursing degree courses, in particular regarding the adoption or use of didactic strategies, as these are left up to the discretion of each institution.

Some are adopting dual-degree models that allow medical students to earn degrees in both public health and medicine.

On BMW's engine, the angle between the cylinder banks is a classic 90-degree design; the G.M. Duramax adopted a 72-degree V-angle to make the engine narrower.

Like the pension program, which has been adopted in some degree by a half-dozen other Latin American countries, the unemployment insurance system will rely on market forces.