Sentence examples for degrees change from inspiring English sources

Figure 10a shows that the water contact angles and swelling degrees change from 35.5° to 89.8°, and 118.6% to 51.3%, respectively, as the crosslink time gradually increases to 24 h.

That involves deciding on self-adaptation goals; system and environment monitoring mechanisms; measurement noises and uncertainties; unanticipated/unforeseen adaptations; diverse control robustness degrees; change enacting mechanisms; and adaptation temporal predictability, just to mention a few (Andersson et al. 2009; Brun et al. 2009; Patikirikorala et al. 2012).

We wanted to address the possibility of an extreme 'off-axis motion' where the dsDNA may undergo a 180 degrees change in orientation, that is, the dsDNA may flip its orientation during homology search.

The older society, having started working higher degrees, changed its name in 1958, appending the Order of Women Freemasons, as they are known today.

However, beyond 30 degrees, changes in distance and angle were higher than in contralateral shoulders.

"So if you wanted to change this is a 180-degree change from what existed before".

Now he photographs the model 72 times, with a five-degree change of rotation each time.

The new definition of a client was a 180-degree change from the prior one.

If I've understood the science right, that commits us to a two-degree change whatever we do now.

A half-degree change in that part of the world can put very, very vulnerable people over the edge.

This represented a 180-degree change in policy for DoubleClick, which had earlier promised never to merge those databases.