Sentence examples for degree refers from inspiring English sources
The model's scale-free correlation degree refers to the fact that the model may have some vital data flow paths that have significant influence on the output of the integrated study, while study enterprise at the end of those flow paths has low correlation degrees.
* Max degree refers to the number of interactions of the most highly interacting target.
The therapist to a low degree refers to the patient's relations to others and parents (score 1 on the items 15 and 17).
Complex biological and non-biological networks generally have scale-free, or power law degree distributions (where degree refers to the number of links per node).
The therapist to a low degree refers to the patient's symptoms (score 1 on Item 20): P I wonder what others would have done in my situation, but I don't get the answers in these sessions.
In the TW the therapist to a low degree refers to the patient's relations to others, parents and symptoms (score 1 on Item 15, 2 on Item 17, and 1 on Item 20).
Correction: May 30, 2000, Tuesday An article on May 19 about William F. Buckley Jr.'s return to Yale to accept an honorary degree referred incorrectly at one point to a history professor there who taught a class using Mr. Buckley's book and is writing one on the same topic.
My non-MD colleagues (those who don't hold the doctor of medicine degree) refer to them as clients – a term I avoid – but which I understand was introduced specifically to free those we help from the potentially pejorative perspective that they are sick or broken.
The first degree, referred to as quantum field theory on curved spacetimes, simply takes off the shelf a spacetime provided by general relativity theory and then proceeds to study the behavior of quantum fields on this background spacetime.
This could be attributed to the relatively sparse nature of the scale-free networks and a larger variation in node degree (refer to Figs. 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40) as we increase the initial number of nodes (for a fixed value of the initial number of links added per node introduction), especially for lower values of the number of new links added per node introduction.
They both to a moderate degree refer to the patient's symptoms (score 2 on the Items 20 and 21).
