Sentence examples for degrees upwards from inspiring English sources

This means it juts out at about 45 degrees upwards towards Norway, rather than horizontally towards the Netherlands as the putative President for Life Salmond appears to believe.

Make no mistake about it, for an independent filmmaker, Roger Ebert had the influence to put you on the map simply by turning his thumb 90 degrees upwards.

The first pulse was aligned with the center of the eyes and subsequent pulses were given while sweeping the positive pole 45 degrees upwards (figure 1a).

The aircraft's twin rotors rotate 90 degrees: facing upwards for take-off and landing and facing forward to act like the propellers of an airplane during flight.

Significant temporary variations of the water level in wells and/or of the flow rate of springs are locally recorded from degree VI upwards on the ESI scale.

Tap the tree by drilling a 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) drill bit at a 45 degree angle upwards.

Hold the bottle firmly and at a 30 to 45 degree angle upwards (pointed in a safe direction).

If you want the ends of your bangs to be thinner, try angling the scissors 90 degrees (straight up) and snipping upwards at the ends (like you are trying to split your hairs).

An extremely conservative estimate in these cases would adjust the degrees of freedom upwards by 19 × 4 = 76.

There is a considerably degree of chance (upwards of 80% of the variance) in these statistical relationships owing to the random nature of storm counts and to the contingency of landfall given tracks that often parallel Florida and the eastern seaboard with Irene's forecast a relevant case in point.

For students at Syracuse University, a four-year degree can cost upwards of $200,000 -- plus all that hard work.