Sentence examples for degrees team from inspiring English sources
The 38 Degrees team, who have a petition with over 325,000 signatures against the sell-off, have now raised more than £20,000 to continue their campaign.
The 83 Degrees team has built a number of successful companies in the past.
To a lesser degree, team officials are determined to move power forward Zach Randolph and his huge salary.
With just eight games of the campaign left, to varying degrees every team inside the bottom half of the table is still fearing for their survival.
In both cases, as participants inched closer to the drop-off, they more accurately reported the slopes as less steep--ultimately by about 8 degrees, the team reported last month in the Journal of Vision.
The principles of concentrating activity to few centers in order to maintain the highest degrees of team experience and as a consequence better treatment quality, which also needs to be proven, versus the principle of easy access to care, proximity of patients to the nearest transplant center and as a consequence smaller team size, cannot be easily resolved.
He made the compelling argument that, since I would be forgoing the use of an Ivy League engineering degree, the team that chose me should compensate me for my lost wages.
The degree of team or supervisor support was mentioned most often as a factor influencing resident well-being.
ON a sunny midmorning in November, with the indoor thermometer behind them reading 50 degrees Fahrenheit, a team of three Acme Smoked Fish employees in long white coats and hairnets cut and weighed fish for a line of customers.
When Miles explained its mechanics -- it has two eardrums, the one closer to the sound vibrates more loudly than the other, detecting a noise's direction within one or two degrees -- the team of scientists realized that its supersensitivity could revolutionize hearing aids.
Less energetic electrons remain behind on the copper island, which can cool to around 0.1 degrees Kelvin, the team reports in the 7 July Physical Review Letters.
