Sentence examples for degrees off from inspiring English sources

If the forecasts are just 4 degrees off, July 2010 will tie 1999, he said.

"If the trajectory of the bullet had been a couple of degrees off, then it could have been a completely different situation," says Dasgupta.

Engineers are also investigating a second, apparently unrelated glitch: The rover thinks the Sun's position in the sky is four degrees off from the actual position.

At that point, the court papers contend, the two Schick men moved their golf cart about 10 to 16 feet in front of the tee, about 45 degrees off to the left.

It's 180 degrees off the truth.

Isn't that like four degrees off boiling?

Your paper is 3,000 miles from my state and 3,000 degrees off course.

Einstein's general theory of relativity, an explanation of how gravity works, predicts that the sun bends light that passes close to its surface a few degrees off-course.

Federal Aviation Administration regulations state that fighters should be scrambled once any aircraft deviates more than 15 degrees off-course, or at the first failing of equipment such as transponders.

However, if the plate is angled a few degrees off-axis then most of the signal energy will reflect away from the sensor and the overall return energy may be quite low.

Swinging the head just a few degrees off-center allows you to work with the tool handles clear of the bed.