Sentence examples for enhanced degree from inspiring English sources
"I think the logic is that incrementally it will make other countries accustomed to China exerting an enhanced degree of authority in that space," said Rory Medcalf of Australia's Lowy Institute.
And England arrive at the Donbass Arena buoyed by a most unexpected ally: good vibes as opposed to bad vibes, an enhanced degree of understated appreciation, and the sense that, whatever happens on Tuesday night, they might still return home to a jarringly sympathetic welcome.
Since, then, in Kinematograph acting, we are deprived of the use of the voice, every other available means of expression must be used in an enhanced degree to make up for the loss … We must convey through gesture and facial expression the whole movement of the play.
Small and wide angel XRD patterns show 2-D hexagonal mesostructures and enhanced degree of graphitization.
This is likewise to be attributed to the enhanced degree of interaction between the treated fillers and the matrix.
Enhanced degree of spin-polarization and easily tunable wider range of energy for a specific polarization are predicted.
In this paper, multi-frequency co-prime arrays are employed to perform direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation with enhanced degrees of freedom (DOFs).
The nested array was first introduced in [7] as an effective approach to array processing with enhanced degrees of freedom [9, 10].
Conclusions are presented in Section 7. The nested array was introduced in [7] as an effective approach to array processing with enhanced degrees of freedom [10].
The potential benefits involved in the use of VMAT relative to standard IMRT are obtained with enhanced degrees of freedom in continuously modulating the multileaf collimator (MLC) field shape, gantry rotation speed and dose rate.
It is also possible to undertake a 4-year enhanced undergraduate degree giving a master's level qualification (Mchem, etc), although this is distinctively different in nature to a postgraduate master's level qualification.
