Sentence examples for into degrees from inspiring English sources

The sphere is a skeleton celestial globe, with circles divided into degrees for angular measurement.

The readings are converted into degrees of what is called wet bulb globe temperature, reflecting the comfort level.

"It's hard to get into degrees of filth and hazards, but the D.S.S. building is a poster child.

This could work for both parties: universities could help students to convert their further study into degrees and colleges would be able to help people with professional degrees access appropriate professional development.

The development of the circle-dividing engine about 1775, a device for dividing a circle into degrees with great accuracy, brought one of the greatest advances in surveying methods, as it enabled angle measurements to be made with portable instruments far more accurately than had previously been possible.

This stratum, from the mid-2nd century defined in law as "the more honourable," honestiores, was minutely subdivided into degrees of dignity, the degrees being well advertised and jealously asserted; the entire stratum, however, was entitled to receive specially tender treatment in the courts.

Is the Coursework Built Into Degree Programs Enough?

Women were first admitted into degree-granting programs in 1972.

Degree, which was introduced as a unisex brand in 1990, divided into Degree Men and Degree Women in 2005, and the two lines have taken divergent advertising approaches.

These tend to be small- or medium-sized, and mostly campus-based, and pride themselves on integrating research into degree programmes.

And if they do manage to get into college, they cannot do work-study jobs, paid internships or clinical training programs built into degree programs.