Sentence examples for command the degree from inspiring English sources

He was made a royal chaplain and received, at the king's command, the degree of doctor of divinity from Cambridge.

Although Prime Minister Bainimarama has officially retired his military command, the degree to which the Royal Fiji Military Forces will continue to assert their influence in politics - both directly and indirectly - remains an open question.

If there was any doubt in their minds beforehand as to whether soft target attacks can command headlines, the degree to which Boston riveted the nation's attention, even though the scale of the attack was much smaller than that of 9/11, certainly erased it.

But my view is, whoever is the person who commands the larger degree of support in the PLP is the unity candidate, and that's the person who should go forward and take Jeremy on".

In one such case, the DCM module is realized to convert the referenced commands information from the degree to its radian form, while the iDCM module is correspondingly realized to convert the present information from radian to its degree form.

But many intelligence officials and academic experts are skeptical that the parade of gore represents a leap in the degree of command and control being exerted across the region by the group's leadership in Syria and Iraq.

It's not just that the latter hardly commands public attention to the degree of the former, but Mr. Bai has misconstrued the Kos comment.

The command also provides options for the degree of flexibility at the soil-foundation interface as shown in Fig. 4, where (k_{in}) represent the initial stiffness of of foundation springs.

The resolution of the final reconstructions was estimated based on a Fourier shell correlation (FSC) criterion of 0.5 using the EOTEST command within EMAN, which measured the degree of correlation when the data was split in half.

In addition to considering evidence about the operation of the economic building blocks of the NHS quasi market, it is necessary to bear in mind the degree to which command and control hierarchical measures continue to operate concurrently [ 20, 35, 36].

There is also some doubt about the degree of loyalty commanded by the leaders of the two sides.