Sentence examples for degree raising from inspiring English sources

The methods use the matrix representations of the degree reduction and degree raising.

But venture capitalists are, to some degree, raising on borrowed time.

In this section we present a functional equation which we apply to provide a new proof of the degree raising formula for the Bernstein polynomials.

The problem of degree reduction and degree raising of triangular Bézier surfaces is considered.

Applying these equations, we give new proofs for some standard identities for the Bernstein basis functions, including formulas for sums, alternating sums, recursion, subdivision, degree raising, differentiation and a formula for the monomials in terms of the Bernstein basis functions.

The residual stress shows a significant dependence on the film thickness because the crystallized degree raises with the film thickness.

And poor colleges will look worse than rich ones that offer lots of financial aid, since reducing the cost of a degree raises its return.All these caveats are true.

And an air-conditioner set at 78 is considerably cheaper to operate than one set at 72. (Con Edison of New York estimates that on average, turning down the thermostat just one degree raises the cost of operating an air-conditioner by 6percentt; if it costs $1 to run an air-conditioner set at 78 for a given period, it costs $1.42 if the thermostat is turned down to 72).

It's settled science that a degree raises a student's lifetime earnings.

Greater Degree raises the level of the property, and it also mostly appears in future-oriented sentences.

Constant micro-negotiations: Rather than see life as big buckets of time -- four years to get a degree; raise children for 18; work for 40; then retire -- try to see your life as a continuum of constant micro-negotiating between different activities.