Sentence examples for one degrees from inspiring English sources
The phrase "one degrees" is not correct in written English
The word "degrees" should be singular, so it should be "one degree." The phrase could be used in a sentence such as, "The temperature rose one degree every hour."
The Chi-square statistics for this test has one degrees of freedom with value χ 2=111.25 and corresponding p-value basically =0, while the Chi-square statistics with Yates continuity correction for this test has a value of χ 2=110.849 and corresponding p-value again approximately 0 (precision order 10−26).
We haven't checked the thermometer yet, but we're pretty sure it's a million and one degrees outside and the only sartorial thoughts going through our mind is how close to naked we can get without getting cited for indecent exposure.
Under the null hypothesis, the asymptotic distribution of the LR test is a mixture of a chi-squared distribution with zero and one degrees of freedom, respectively, both with weight of 1/2 [ 11, 12].
Remarkably, the most heavy-tailed distribution, the Cauchy distribution (identical to the Student's t-distribution with one degrees of freedom), requires <2000 permutations for a correct and reliable estimate of a P−value of 10−9.
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The resulting controller is implemented on a one degree of freedom teleoperation system.
In reality, many Latin American nations already rely on dollars, to one degree or another.
And so, to one degree or another, do the others on the show.
Rana programmed Chicago's weather on her phone (thirty-one degrees and overcast on Friday).
To one degree or another, just about everyone writing on the topic shares this view.
It's one degree of separation.
