Sentence examples for lost degree from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the mapping must recover the lost degree of freedom and the only way to do this is by the appearance of an indeterminate form, in the subsequent iterations.

In the former case, provided we can lift the indeterminacy while recovering the lost degree of freedom (using an argument of continuity with respect to the initial conditions), we are talking about a confined singularity.

In the GEEs, we treated time as a categorical variable with four levels (dividing the season into 2 week blocks) because of lost degrees of freedom.

As individuals steadily lose degrees of privacy, so, too, do corporations and states.

Results clearly show that, despite their difference in size, small solutes and large drugs tend to lie parallel to the bilayer normal and that, when moving from water solution into biomembranes, permeants lose degrees of freedom.

The TSA might be one of the most unloved federal agencies, but says its new scanning methods may one day allow flyers to leave their liquids and electronics inside their luggage without losing degrees of security.

These evidences indicated that chitosan scaffolds lost some degree of crystallinity and showed a porous structure.

We had to enjoy this now, because as we climbed we lost one degree of vegetation-nourishing temperature for every 650 feet.

Admittedly, this has led to the festival becoming increasingly corporate, and for some it has certainly lost a degree of its indie credibility.

Vietnam has "tried its best" to help factories recover, Mr Lee adds, but Korean firms have nevertheless lost some degree of trust in the government.Meanwhile a tense maritime standoff between Vietnamese and Chinese ships is far from resolved.

Indeed, the mother in question had lost some degree of hope in this regard after her former husband called her a hippie in the wake of one such attempt to recalibrate his parenting.