Sentence examples for of secondary degrees from inspiring English sources

The simulated constraint test was then used to evaluate the selective locking of secondary degrees of freedom (motions other than AP displacement and IE rotation) during constraint testing.

The regional hospitals are considered as units of tertiary degree care, while the Local and Prefectural as units of secondary degree care.

Yes, politicians have their own taxpayer-supported livery services, but DC also has the highest concentration of people with secondary degrees.

The first source of difference was the type of patients seen at each site in terms of race (mostly Caucasian in Australia and mostly Mestizo population in Colombia), nutritional status (higher body mass index in Australia), and level of education (secondary degree in most of the Australian population and in just half of the Colombian population).

The equilibrium equation is, in principle, expressed in terms of the measured (master, primary) and unmeasured (slave, secondary) degrees of freedom.

More than 60percentt of people in South Africa do not complete their matric (the equivalent of a secondary degree) and thus become locked out of formal vocational schools or university.

These results also reinforce the explanation at the end of the previous section for competitive industries, if these industries prefer the types of skills acquired through secondary degrees.

To avoid a massive influx of German students into its medical faculties, Austrian law made holders of secondary education degrees acquired in other European Member States, seeking access to higher education in Austria, subject to additional conditions to satisfy the general Austrian requirements for access to higher or university education.

Only a small proportion of the cohort had a high level of education (validated secondary degree or higher (n = 378, 10.3 %)) with most having no education or a non-validated primary school degree (n = 1,283, 35.1 %) or a validated primary degree up to a non-validated secondary degree (n = 1,992, 54.5 %).

"Our immigrants have a much higher incidence of post-secondary degrees than the Canadian population at large," he says.

Demographic and study variables were extracted and reported in tabular form, including: age, sex, number of years in education, illness duration, type of control group, and type of relative (primary or secondary degree, or if primary degree: sibling, offspring, parent or mixed group).