Sentence examples for one more degree from inspiring English sources

Thus, it provided one more degree of freedom in comparison with the conventional proportional integral (PI) controller.

By introducing the concept of partially error-tolerant BP array, designers achieve one more degree of tradeoff freedom.

Actually, by doing so, we add one more degree of freedom (i.e., the energy dimension) into the original routing problem.

Additionally, one more degree of freedom is introduced to design antecedents to cover an antecedent space more efficiently, which further reduces the number of rules.

In this way some of the constraints and physical limitations, inherent in adsorption modelling, are relieved, giving one more degree of freedom in testing various adsorption models.

There's also the fact that – given the already murky laws surrounding Seeqpod – Favtape is yet one more degree removed from any possible transgressions.

This is mainly due to the facts that SRB system carries one more extra degree of freedom (DOF) on the moving race (could be either inner or outer race) and in general has more rolling elements compared with DGB.

Chi-squared tests were based on one or more degrees of freedom, as indicated in Table  1.

It is well known that a parallel mechanism at a singular configuration can gain one or more degrees of freedom instantaneously, and at such a configuration it cannot resist externally applied force/torque along certain directions.

"My great-great-grandmother was born in the Hacienda Santa María in Baja California Sur, my great-great grandfather was born in Ensenada in 1886, my grandfather was born in San Diego in 1917, and both my parents were born in Tijuana in 1947, and now three of my siblings join me in having one or more degrees from the University of California".

Among any two compared nested models, the one with more degrees of freedom had a significantly higher maximum likelihood (ML) value (i.e. 2Δln L was larger with statistical significance of at least a 5% for a χ2 distribution with the number of the degrees of freedom dependent on the model), thus providing a better fit to the analyzed data.