Sentence examples for interval in degrees from inspiring English sources
Depending on the scale of the map, the interval in degrees between latitude and longitude lines may vary, but the most common interval is fifteen degrees.
We thus obtain a well-defined collection of disjoint half-open intervals called a 'barcode.' We interpret each interval in degree p as representing the lifetime of a p-homology class across the filtration.
Therefore, the algorithm finds the center of the breast in the last column of the image, with intervals in degrees, calculating the distance of this center point from the breast contour, and calculates the standard deviation of the values computed (for a perfect circle, this value should be zero).
The output of this model for PWV values are represented at every five degree interval in latitude and every two degree interval in longitude as shown in Fig. 12.
Mr. Hein is also showing photographs of the gallery, exposed at 15-degree intervals in a 360-degree cycle so that the room appears to be spinning.
As noted above, time intervals were expressed by the Babylonians in degrees, each equivalent to 4 minutes of time.
These angles are read from circles graduated in degrees and smaller intervals of 10 or 20 minutes.
In-degree typically displays an exponential decay and is restricted to a narrow interval, while the out-degree distribution typically has a broad tail [20] [25].
In the later tradition Hippasus is reported to have ranked the musical intervals in terms of degrees of concordance, making the octave the most concordant, followed by the fifth, octave + fifth, fourth and double octave (Boethius, Mus. II 19; see Huffman 2005, 433).
Not only do these intervals not divide an integer number of times into a year, but the last interval of the previous year overlaps with the first interval in a given year (with the degree of overlap varying between leap and non-leap years).
