Sentence examples for degrees trading from inspiring English sources

But, sitting on an armless chair in a room cooled to exactly sixty-six degrees, trading barbs with Hollande as the debate's hosts swivelled their necks in silent irrelevance, Sarkozy did not manage to ruffle Hollande.

Although the high level of disaggregation in the field of study (1375) may reduce its possibility, some fields of study could be offered in multiple degrees (trades, college, bachelor, and graduate degrees, for example).

Include any college degrees, trade schools, or apprenticeships you might have participated in.

There seem to be few options that interest the Yankees besides signing Giles or, to a lesser degree, trading for Milton Bradley of the Dodgers.

Cy Leeser, the crooked hedge fund manager in "The Gods of Greenwich," is described as an avid art collector who keeps his trading floor cooled to 66 degrees, reminiscent of SAC Capital's 69-degree trading floor.

At the time, existing doctors of osteopathy were given the option of hanging on to their osteopathic degrees or trading them in for medical degrees.

Campaign groups such as 38 Degrees and trade unions have been warning that TTIP would lead to NHS services being privatised.

We propose a few iterative algorithms, with varying degrees of trade-off between optimality of solution and computational complexity.

The results in Figure 5 depict the various degrees of trade off between interference protection and spatial reuse simply by adjusting the threshold parameter.

While the dynamic is not complicated, it does require a willingness to be open-minded and to ultimately demonstrate a degree of trading partner trust.

Besides the traditional radio resource allocation research of CR network which focused on time or frequency domains, MIMO CR network can allocate the resources of space domain and offers the secondary user more freedom degrees to trade off between maximizing the spectrum/energy efficiency and minimizing the interference at the primary user.