Sentence examples for of every degree from inspiring English sources

The majority of even the progressive artists regarded the abandonment of every degree of representation with disfavour, however.

While Dealey Plaza attracted zealots, swindlers, table-rappers, fantasists and paranoiacs of every degree, and while even apparently sane people who joined the investigation never reemerged from the rabbit hole of buffdom, Rosenbaum instead became, as he puts it, a "buff buff".

So, these polynomials satisfy the equation ( 1 - x 2 ) y ″ + ( α x + β ) y ′ + ( n ( n - 1 ) - n α ) y = 0. and this equation has unique monic polynomial eigenfunctions of every degree, which are all orthogonal.

Do good, and endeavour to please everybody of every degree.

All that you and I and evildoers of every degree and stripe can do is to respond -- by accepting God's forgiveness and, in doing so, recognizing our guilt, or by rejecting God's standing offer of forgiveness here and now, therewith condemning ourselves to be unforgiven.

Fedkiw has described his work as follows: It is an exhaustive task to prescribe the motion of every degree of freedom in a piece of clothing or a crashing wave...Since these motions are governed by physical processes, it can be difficult to make these phenomena appear natural.

Hernigou calculated the base height of the triangular open wedge needed for correction in different types of tibial plateaus; for every degree of correction, a recommended width of the base of the open wedge was provided [34].

Cardiac index was estimated using a typical oxygen consumption of 9 ml/min/kg, and adjusted by 10% for every degree of temperature change from 37°C.

After three years of research, the six-person team has created its own software that calculates how shopping patterns change "for every degree of temperature and every hour of sunshine," Tesco said last month.

But for every degree of accountability, there has to be an equal degree of support".

Precipitation and evaporation changed exactly in line with total atmospheric water--an increase of 6.5% for every degree Celsius that Earth's temperature rose.