Sentence examples for mean degrees of from inspiring English sources

A now dormant Facebook application called Six Degrees established the mean degrees of connection between Facebook users as 5.73, meaning the site's users are less connected than on Twitter.

The mean degrees of polymerization of OPC and PPC were 2.67 ± 0.10 and 13.17 ± 0.45, respectively.

In Table 3, early and late postoperative mean degrees of HVA correction, as determined by 1.DMAA values greater or less than 10°, are presented.

The popularity of the composers, nevertheless, are clearly skewed in the opposite direction: The total degree of the oldboys has increased from 2,553 in 1990 to 89,720 (an increase of 87,167) while only 44,539 links have been created for the newbies, for mean degrees of (overline{q}_{mathrm{OB}}=101.72) and (overline{q}_{mathrm{NB}}=3.40).

The mean degrees of ankle plantarflexion was 40° (range 35°-45° 35°-45°he meanddegrees of ankle dorsiflexion was 15° (range 10°-20°).

The mean degrees of knee flexion was 124° (range 120°-130°), and the mean degrees of knee extension was 1° (range 0°-5°).

By extension, the average node degree is the mean degree of all nodes.

With the information pertaining to the degrees of each gene at ps, we return to the point pm and calculate the mean degree of genes of each cluster.

Properties related to bone strength include rate of bone turnover, bone mineral density, geometry, microarchitecture, and mean degree of mineralization.

According to Nunez et al.'s [27] results, a low period of signals leads a low mean degree of HVG.

The mean degree of similarity is then computed as ∑ i = 1 N max ( J ˆ ( v, w ) i ) N, (3).