Sentence examples for defining degrees from inspiring English sources

"Responsibility is so wedded into centuries of tradition," said Deborah W. Denno, a Fordham University law professor who is working on an article about psychological research on consciousness and its influence on defining degrees of culpability.

This can be achieved by defining degrees of freedom (DoF) within the platform design that are suitable for the realization of future product variants and changes.

The newly proposed method allows ease of defining degrees of observability so that uncertainties in FDESs or FDEDSs can be dealt with effectively.

For this purpose, a suicide protocol is used in the study, defining degrees of suicide risk and prescribing necessary steps to be taken to advert such risk.

p-ERK and p-S6 ELISAs were used to define degrees of MEK and AKT inhibition, respectively.

This study also used the Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI) [ 19] to calculate the participants' socially defined degrees of masculinity and femininity.

Callon et al. (1986) define degree centrality as a measurement of one keyword's "co-appearance" with others.

As stated in the "Appendix A" parameter n ^ defines degree of bi-axial interaction for Bouc Wen bi-axial model.

Historically, universities providing nurse education have been more concerned with the testing and grading of theory at undergraduate level which ultimately defines degree classification.

These micro deformations and micro stresses are expanded in Taylor series and the number of terms in the Taylor series defines degree of the approach.

With the test setup, the compression of the tested seal can be reduced by a defined degree in a time period of less than 1 s.