Sentence examples for degrees shape from inspiring English sources

The perimeter, distance from the origin, angle (degrees), shape and x/y-coordinates of the centroid of the cluster are determined using the same methods employed for regions.

NOT to be too unkind to the Ivy League, which in varying degrees shaped all four men on the major national tickets, but you had to wonder about the value of a Yale education after listening to Gov. George E. Pataki carry on at the end of the second Lazio-Clinton face-off yesterday.

Some of our most influential thinkers, writers, musicians and scientists were, in varying degrees, shaped by those ideas before transmitting them to the rest of us.

They vary from twelve to eighteen feet in height, and from a third of an oval to the full, three-hundred-and-sixty-degree shape.

The instability parameters of the actuator are determined analytically under the assumption of a second-degree shape function for the beam during deflection.

In most games, I'm an active participant, affecting the outcome of a narrative that I can, at least to some degree, shape my own way.

In most games I'm an active participant, affecting the outcome of a narrative that I can, at least to some degree, shape my own way.

The basic assumption is that all art is, to a greater or lesser degree, shaped by other art.

The floors had different personalities, which were, to a large degree, shaped by the amount of turnover they experienced.

We observe the heterogeneity of these approaches in relation to features (popularity, novelty, reciprocity, root-bias, arrival patterns, text expressions, social influence, segment lengths, user roles), structure of threads (tree, array), temporal dimension (discrete, continuous), and the structural properties for validation (size, depth, degree, shapes).

Trans feminists and YouTube personalities, such as Riley J. Dennis and Contrapoints, have been arguing for some time that a lack of sexual attraction to trans folks is, to some degree, shaped by societal prejudices and stereotypes.