Sentence examples for giving degrees from inspiring English sources

Exposure: consideration of at least one biomechanical exposure factor, giving degrees of association or raw data.

All students giving degree recitals could be required to perform works written expressly for them.

But while education officials admit that the government cannot go it alone, all institutions that give degrees are banned from making a profit.

Daniel Esakoff, an organizer, called it hypocritical for Manhattan to give degrees to musicians "but won't compensate them fairly when they come to teach here".

Boniface countered with a bull of August 15 suspending the university's right to give degrees in theology or canon and civil law.

Before studying sandwich problems on orientations of given in-degrees, let us start as a warming up by considering sandwich problems for undirected and directed graphs of given degrees.

Given a discretization and any element-wise, localizable error estimate, our adaptive method iterates toward a mesh that minimizes error for a given degrees of freedom.

Significant adaptive evolution was inferred if twice the difference in log-likelihood values was greater than the chi-square critical value for the given degrees of freedom.

The legal training firm BPP has been in existence since 1976, and was given degree-awarding powers under Labour in 2007.

"We don't know" whether anyone's given degree of pronation needs to be altered, he says.

Since being given degree-awarding powers in 2010, ifs School of Finance has launched three new undergraduate banking and financial sector BScs and one specialist master's degree.