Sentence examples for degree change from inspiring English sources

"A tiny fraction of one degree change in the direction and we would not be here relieved, we would be here praying," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in a news conference at St . Barnabas Hospital where he visited the detectives.

A senior Bush administration official said that the emergence of convincing evidence that Colonel Qaddafi ordered or condoned an assassination and terror campaign could cause a "180 degree" change of American policy toward Libya.

This may be done in several ways, some of which use the differing coefficients of expansion (the amount of expansion per degree change in temperature) of different metals to obtain a cancelling-out effect.

Specific heat of solid materials (defined as heat absorbed per unit mass per degree change in temperature) is generally measured by the drop method, which involves adding a known mass of the material at a known elevated temperature to a known mass of water at a known low temperature and determining the equilibrium temperature of the mixture that results.

Thus the 180 degree change in attitude.

"It was a 180 degree change," says Glaenzer.

"We are watching things happen with one degree changes in ocean temperature that we thought wouldn't happen until there were two or three degree changes in ocean temperature.

The other two motor speed profiles could decrease the polished rod peak load, but could not ensure the energy-save increasing, and the counter balance degree changed largely.

By increasing the number of K tags to be identified and the percentage of the overlapping region, the performance degrades since the sparsity degree changes.

In a few recent sound bites Rick Warren has, to some degree, changed his attitude toward gays, at least in words.

It has long been known that neuroendocrine changes during aging reflect to some degree changes during development (5).