Sentence examples for introducing degrees from inspiring English sources

Back in Tessa Blackstone's time – 1987-97 – the big win for the college was introducing degrees in management and law.

Instead of closing in on her characters, as she does in "The Bradshaw Variations," Cusk here introduces degrees of remove.

Hall's administration also introduced degrees in electrical engineering and civil engineering in December 1896, textile engineering in February 1899, and engineering chemistry in January 1901.

The Universities of Lincoln, Salford and East London have recognised the potential of complementary therapy in the UK and introduced degree programmes in acupuncture.

To do this, the authors introduced "degree of absolute noisiness" for evaluation of noise and measured it directly.

In order to evaluate the distance between neighbors' historical velocity and node A's historical velocity, we introduce degree of dispersion.

Pseudogenization events introduce degree two vertices in the gene-tree.

Recall that pseudogenization events introduce degree two vertices in the gene-tree.

By introducing two degrees of freedom k and n, we generalize it from discrete to continual [1, 2].

With a P-value threshold at 0.05, we examined the percent of KEGG pathways that were classified as coherent after introducing different degrees of noise.

Mr. Gonzales-Day slows down the viewing process by introducing a degree of interactivity into the experience of his work.