Sentence examples for dependence of degrees from inspiring English sources

These relationships are always a varying mixture of autonomy and dependence, of degrees of mutuality.

(28), (30) and (32), are shown in Fig. 2 in dependence of degree n and order m.

In spite of smaller number of trapped entanglements, the deswollen networks of the lower φ (≤0.14) showed neither the crystallization nor melting-recrystallization. The φ dependence of degree of crystallinity had a maximum at φ≈0.2, and the values for φ≤0.14 were definitely smaller than the maximum value.

We provided direct evidences for repulsion between hubs being the underlying origin of the variation of clustering coefficient, and found that for biological networks having no anti-correlation between hubs, such as gene co-expression network, the clustering coefficient doesn't show dependence of degree.

The quantitative dependence of degree of polarization and radiance at 450 nm and 90 ° scattering angle in the PP has been measured for a large range of AOD and albedo and is in agreement with radiative transfer calculations considering OPAC aerosol mixtures.

Such dependence admits of degrees; thus it is possible to distinguish degrees of authorship.

Degradation takes place with autoacceleration and from the computer simulation a cubic dependence of the degree of crosslinking and degree of scission with exposure time was obtained.

It was found that the degree of orientation changed remarkably between the non-banded and the banded morphology and the temperature dependence of the degree of orientation correlated with that of the retardation.

Crystals and glasses also differ systematically in their optical spectra, which are the curves that describe the wavelength dependence of the degree to which the solid absorbs infrared, visible, or ultraviolet light.

The dependence of swelling degree on the chain length and concentration of crosslinking agents was found.

For a detailed description of the glass transition process it is necessary to evaluate the dependence of the degree of conversion on time N T).