Sentence examples for consecutive degrees from inspiring English sources

The third column intends to show which of the lowest consecutive degrees are well correlated with GRACE data.

The solution and the error at each integration step are calculated by generalized Chebyshev polynomials of two consecutive degrees having overlapping zeros, which enables us to minimize overall computational costs.

If temperatures Friday follow in Wednesday and Thursday's footsteps and also crack 100, the city would see the first string of three consecutive 100-degree-plus days since 1947, the Chicago Tribune reports.

We therefore included an AR1 auto-regressive correlation structure (with weeks numbered consecutively through the entire period) to account for the correlation between records in consecutive weeks; the degree of auto-correlation was assumed to be the same for each garden.

A serial processor cannot process consecutive layers with decreasing degrees,, as the pipeline of the internal elaborations would be corrupted and the output messages of the two layers would overlap in time.

The average date for peak bloom is April 4, but consecutive days over 70 degrees prompted the National Park Service to predict peak bloom would happen on March 20, the first day of spring.

Langer shot a two-under-par 68 and Maggert had a 70, and both were at five-under 205 for the championship at Del Paso, where conditions cooled off after consecutive days above 100 degrees.

This time last year was the beginning of a record-busting heat wave that gripped Texas, with several cities experiencing 50-plus consecutive days of 100-degree-plus temperatures and an average 2011 summer temperature of 86.7 degrees.

Two addressed formulas are applied to determine the degree of significance for a specific sequence, which denotes the degree of consecutive items in a tree-like pattern for a sequence.

A heat wave is defined by meteorologists as at least three consecutive days of 90-degree temperatures or higher.

The pessimistic report from the Department of Agriculture came at the end of August, when parts of Kansas were suffering through 11 consecutive days of 100 degree heat; on Day 12, the temperature was 99.