Sentence examples for creating some degree from inspiring English sources
The former category is already modeled with ω, potentially creating some degree of redundancy between the ω and α parameters.
The fact is, any time air is being removed from the passenger cabin through an opening, it is creating some degree of drag from an aerodynamic standpoint, however small.
The authors point out that "although asymmetry in itself does not always indicate scoliosis, every scoliosis creates some degree of asymmetry apparent from the front or back".
"The policies generally do not cost the corporations anything or very much, and they create some degree of good will," he said.
But again, the big difference is that being in the E.U. to a large extent creates some degree of security in terms of banks' financing.
Friendfeed's original value proposition was as an aggregator, taking off from Facebook's activity stream to add a conversational oasis where behavioral signals could be mixed with a limited social graph and explicit voting to create some degree of authority and information fidelity.
Also, the mathematics of 'fitting' nonlinear patient breaths into linear mathematical models will always create some degree of error.
However, this situation also creates some degree of dependency on a single source of supply without the possibility of exercising much control.
It could further be argued that merely by having a nonzero deletion bias b (recall that b is chosen to obtain D = 0 or D = -0.5 as outcomes, see Methods -Connectivity and deletion bias) creates some degree of positive selection, since there is, by definition, a bias in choosing link deletions compared to link additions.
