Sentence examples for degree which we from inspiring English sources

We found that the degree (which we also often call index) i T ( x ) = ( − 1 ) dim ( x ) sign ( T | x ).

That is true of 5,000 other of my colleagues and this is purely in development, this 360 Degree, which we use for development purposes but the very fact that you as an employee can rate a CEO and the results are published on the web for all to see creates the accountability for the managers and management, and creates a culture which unlocks a huge amount of energy in the corporation.

"We'll mark them to the degree which we've gone through them.

For each M and PD, a ranked list of positions in terms of degree, which we call candidate positions, were obtained.

However, our results suggest that the variation of C(k) in biological networks, is caused by the abundance of large degree nodes connecting to those with much smaller degree, which we refer to as a heuristic "spoke" model.

And that is just so we can stay below 2 degrees, which we now know will still create misery for so many people and ecosystems around the world.

In the numerical method used, we have chosen N = 20, which means that out of these 20 terms, 10 of them are associated with the TB functions with odd degrees, which we will call odd time solutions.

The results of the reliability study indicate that 95% (= 2 standard deviations) of the difference between all measurements was less than 9.4 degrees which we found acceptable for measuring range of joint motion.

Here the belief degree represents the degree with which we believe the indeterminacy quantity falls into the left side of a given point about the indeterminacy phenomena.

"It's a dramatic gesture and a personal sacrifice that makes a point, and underscores the degree to which we are unfree because of the way the nation-state monopolizes citizenship and controls movement," he said.

"It's a dramatic gesture and a personal sacrifice that makes a point, and underscores the degree to which we are unfree because of the way the nation-state monopolises citizenship and controls movement," he said.