Sentence examples for degrees at which the from inspiring English sources

He charged me $50 for a "site consultation" and gave me the azimuth (232 degrees) and the angle (31 degrees) at which the dish should be placed.

On the downside, burning all the fossil fuels already leased worldwide would emit far more than enough greenhouse gas emissions to raise temperatures by 2 degrees Celsius the point at which the impacts of climate change will become catastrophic, according to scientists.

The patent discusses certain specifications that must be met in order for the function to work, like the degree at which the device must be held, or the amount of time the device must be held that way before it powers on.

In summary, while DM annihilation heating may affect the thermodynamic evolution of the gas at moderate densities by ionizing the gas and facilitating the formation of H2 (e.g. Ripamonti et al. 2010), it appears unlikely that the high-density evolution is changed to a degree at which the formation of dark stars instead of 'normal' Population III stars is favored.

Also referred to as blade pitch, the blade pitch of the ceiling fan is the degree at which the blade is angled from the fan's base.

The efficacy of these influenza vaccines varies with the age of the vaccinees and with the degree at which the vaccines match the circulating influenza strains.

The α angle of Nötzli 42 estimates the degree at which the radius of curvature of the femoral head begins to increase.

Perhaps most importantly is the degree at which the agent is able to penetrate into the CSF, which to a large extent depends on the status of the blood brain barrier [ 22].

In longitudinal studies, the degree at which the dynamic nature of mastitis is accommodated varies, but research in this field is moving to more sophisticated methods in which the longitudinal approach is one aspect that is stressed.

To quantify the degree at which the evolutionary dynamics of HIV-1 is dominated by selective sweeps, we calculated divergence and diversity separately at nonsynonymous and synonymous sites in different parts of the HIV-1 genome.

Using this device, you'll be able to measure the degree at which the course of light is altered within the stone.