Sentence examples for degrees of which from inspiring English sources

Finally, this neural network can be extended to the case of multiple populations with different sizes and vertex degrees (of which a very special example is the complete k-partite graph, whose topology is generally irregular).

The university has awarded more than 320,000 degrees, of which 70,000 have been graduate and professional degrees.

SWang test can be used not only on datasets with large sample size but also on those with small sample size, the degrees of which depend on the sample size and the moment.

68 percent of India's land mass is drought-prone to varying degrees, of which about 50 percent is chronically drought-prone.

Films revealed prominent resistivity anisotropy, the degree of which depends on temperature.

Specifically, circulation was found to increase reflectivity while simultaneously causing deterioration, the degree of which was dependent on material quality.

Radiation dose deposited within a sensitive layer of the radiochromic film initiates polymerization of the active component, the degree of which depends on the amount of energy deposited.

Connectivity (structural connectivity) (rho = frac{{v_{c}^{t} - e^{m} }}{{v^{t} }}) The degree of which the network is connected or allowing connections and transfers.

The storm impacted 2,135 homes to some degree, of which 241 were destroyed, leaving 4,000 homeless.

Government officials preliminarily estimated that 80% of the buildings were damaged to some degree, of which half were destroyed.

"There's suppression and mismanagement of information," says "Comfortably Unaware" author Dr. Richard Oppenlander, the degree of which surprised even Kuhn of First Spark Media.