Sentence examples for intermediate degrees from inspiring English sources

Between these extremes are numerous intermediate degrees of dependence on the parent.

John Winthrop Jr., governor of the colony of Connecticut in the mid-1600s, observed that American Indians grew "corne with great variety of colours," citing "red, yellow, blew, olive colour, and greenish, and some very black and some of intermediate degrees".

At intermediate degrees of ionisation, such polymers exhibit amphiphilic properties.

Non-elemental substances are characterized by intermediate degrees of the primary qualities of warmth and humidity.

Being homogeneous, every part of a compound has the same intermediate degrees of these qualities.

A compiler and a commentator represent intermediate degrees of authorship between a scribe and an author in the proper or strict sense of the word.

The optimised structure of the emulsifier consists in a moderate degree of polymerization of PAA backbone (¯¯¯¯¯¯DPn,PAA≤180) along with an intermediate average degree of substitution in hydrophobic THG side chains (13 ≤ ¯¯¯¯¯¯DS ≤ 32).

Orthoclase has an intermediate degree of ordering of the aluminum and silicon atoms in its aluminosilicate crystal framework, falling between the fully ordered arrangement of microcline and the random arrangement of high-sanidine.

Insect societies show behaviours halfway between societies based on genetically identical members and those created by genetically different individuals; such properties largely reflect their intermediate degree of genetic relatedness.

The best catalytic performance is achieved on composite materials with intermediate degree of recrystallization.

The incipient lamellae are also suggested to have an intermediate degree of order.