Sentence examples for one degree higher from inspiring English sources

An assault designated as a hate crime is prosecuted as a charge one degree higher than it would be otherwise.

Last year, the average temperature of the ocean was one degree higher, with the result that long stretches of multi-coloured coral reefs suffered from severe bleaching.

Fuller calculated that if the air temperature in such a sphere is only one degree higher than the ambient temperature, such a balloon should easily be able to support mini cities with thousands of people.

SBP discretizations with curved elements remain accurate, conservative, and entropy stable provided the mapping Jacobian satisfies the discrete metric invariants; polynomial mappings at most one degree higher than the SBP operators automatically satisfy the metric invariants in two dimensions.

The alkenone-based sea surface temperature (SST) reconstructions indicate that the SST during MIS5e fluctuated slightly around 28.1 °C, which is about one degree higher than that of MIS1, consistent with records from the northern coast of the South China Sea.

Honorary degrees were granted to Winfrey, economist-educator Susan Athey, Nobel geneticists Michael Brown and Joseph Goldstein (a team who will receive one degree), higher education leader James Moeser, Nobel chemist Mario Molina, business executive Indra Nooyi and pianist Murray Perahia.

Also on average, the temperature in the disposable diaper is one degree Celsius higher than in cloth diapers (38°C) which could be affecting the testicles development and fertility.

Now, global average temperatures are shooting up again and are already more than one degree centigrade higher than during preindustrial times.

Rectal readings were only about one degree Fahrenheit higher than skin sites, not two degrees, as the "rule" would imply.

Members of the faculties were licensed to teach, and degrees were in effect the professional certifications that they had attained the guild status of a "master". There was originally only one degree in European higher education, that of master or doctor.

As noted above, Russian women generally have a high level of education and many possess more than one degree from institutions of higher education.