Sentence examples for highest degrees from inspiring English sources

Silicon, at right, has one of the highest degrees of expansion known.

Students with intermediate scores exhibited the highest degrees of improvement, followed by students with low scores.

The degrees of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Doctor of Musical Arts DMAareare the university's highest degrees.

Egypt prime minister Hazem El Beblawi said police in Cairo observed the highest degrees of self-restraint" in clearing the camp.

Critics said that universities faced conflicting pressures to tackle grade inflation while ensuring that more students from poor backgrounds achieved the highest degrees.

The neotropical Atlantic Forest supports one of the highest degrees of species richness and rates of endemism on the planet, but has also undergone a huge forest loss.

We then examined whether CEOs who earned their highest degrees in best economic times, when the unemployment rate was particularly low, were more likely to backdate their stock options.

In a televised address, Mohamed Ibrahim, interior minister under Mr. Morsi and now under the new government, said his forces "insisted on maintaining the highest degrees of self-restraint".

One motivation for using perspective projection in computer graphics is the idea of photorealism: since photographic images have one of the highest degrees of realism that we can achieve, perhaps realistic rendering should model the photographic process.

We identify six degrees of commodification and find that all ecosystem services policies are associated with some degree of commodification but only the two highest degrees can properly be associated with neoliberalisation of nature.

Chitin samples were subsequently deacetylated by alkaline treatment reaching the highest degrees of deacetylation (DD > 93%) at 61.0 63.7% of NaOH and 14.9 16.4 h of hydrolysis depending on the type of process previously performed to the squid pens.