Sentence examples for degrees up from inspiring English sources

2. TILT ENCODER -- Measures, in degrees, up and down movements.

It has had the power to award its own degrees, up to and including Masters, since 1997.

(By the end of summer, the water temperature is usually about 72 degrees, up from about 68 degrees in June).

Of 441 commercial schools in the state, 41 grant associate's or bachelor's degrees, up from 27 a decade ago.

The 3-inch LCD has a reasonably high resolution of 460,000 dots and rotates 180 degrees from side to side and 270 degrees up and down for framing shots from unusual angles.

The thermostats in the often windowless conference rooms, where much of the heavy haggling and some of the more impenetrable seminars unroll, will be set at 75 degrees, up from 70 degrees.

One in three workers now has a degree, up from one in 10 in 1985.

Whether or to what degree "Up in Arms" itself is anti-militaristic in sentiment is up to the viewer to decide.

This is largely because graduates will soon have to pay back up to £9,000 in tuition for each year of their degree – up from the current £3,290 a year.

Data obtained by the Liberal Democrats reveals that in the three months to September, one in five unemployed 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-oldsgo.

This benefit is best expressed in relative terms per degree of the field it would predict (Fig. 7), in which case each degree up to degree 12 appears to bring as much benefit as degrees up to 8, already included in standard IGRF predictive secular variation models.