Sentence examples for called degrees from inspiring English sources

(Earlier this month, Mr. Stillman charged Yale with stealing his questionnaire, layout and features. The students behind Yale's system, called Degrees, say they are investigating similarities; in the meantime, Degrees remains up though the questionnaire has been removed).

where (t_{nu }^{- 1}left (. right)) denotes the inverse function of a standard univariate t ν distribution, matrix R is the correlation matrix, x is a vector that is defined as (mathbf {x} buildrel Delta over = left [ {{x_{1}}, ldots,{x_{n}}} right ]), and ν is the t copula parameter that is called degrees of freedom.

When my kids were little we would play a game called "Degrees".

This distribution is called degree distribution (e.g., Barabási and Albert 1999).

We use the multiplexing gain (also called degree of freedom) [27], defined by (67).

For this purpose we propose to adopt previously developed complexity measures based on so called degree of disorder.

For this purpose three kind of indices, called "degree of mobility," "adjustment motive force," and "adjustment potential," are proposed.

The degree of completeness of glass transition process of a polymer-matrix composite is described by the quantity N ∈ [0, 1] called degree of vitrification.

The class of equivalence ([gamma _G^A]) of growth function is called degree of growth, or rate of growth of (G).

The constraints on the connection surfaces constrain the motion and deformation of a part called degree of freedom constraint and stiffness constraint respectively.

The molar D-glucosamine to N-acetyl-D-glucosamine ratio in the chitosan sample is an estimate of the so called degree of deacetylation (DD).