Sentence examples for ideal degree from inspiring English sources

The ideal degree of doneness is just short of well done, a stage at which the meat achieves the best combination of tenderness, flavor and leanness.

It's still on the menu, joined recently by an equally memorable filet mignon sandwich with an ideal degree of tingle from horseradish cream.

She told me recently that her ideal degree of fame would be that of a Supreme Court Justice: "Almost nobody knows what you look like, but you always get the reservation you want".

Mechanical axis with 3° valgus is an ideal degree.

To prevent excessive biotinylation, the ideal degree of biotinylation is about 90%, as judged by shifting in molecular weight after binding to streptavidin.

If she used too much muscle, the pipe would bend beyond the ideal 120-degree angle.

The Technivorm KB741 coffee maker has a cult following, not least because water is brought to a boil so that grounds steep at an ideal 200 degrees.

For example, temperatures should remain set at the ideal — 37 degrees Fahrenheit for a refrigerator and 0 for a freezer, said Mark Connelly, a senior director for appliances at Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports.

A few inches of snow sat on the field surrounding the rink Monday, hiding the tubes and wires that help the ice surface stay near an ideal 21 degrees.

The new methodology was numerically and experimentally applied to an ideal two-degree-of-freedom (2-DOF) masysteming–dander system andamagedaluminumminum beam, respectively, and OMA was conducted using half spectra to estimate their natural frequencies, damping ratios, and mode shapes.

In particular, we aim to ascertain in what scenarios full-duplex with spatial isolation outperforms half-duplex, and are there scenarios in which full-duplex with spatial isolation achieves an ideal rectangular degrees-of-freedom region (i.e., both the uplink flow and downlink flow achieving their respective point-to-point degrees-of-freedom).