Sentence examples for partial degree from inspiring English sources

He left high school with only a partial degree and later earned a high school equivalency diploma.

Consider accounts that link the notion of partial intention to the (partial) degree to which an agent is committed to the action in question.

Past studies indicated binder from reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) aggregates only partial degree of blending (DOB) within hot mix asphalt (HMA).

However, they have lower stiffness compared to other rigid shear connectors, resulting in partial degree of composite action (DCA) for the sandwich panels.

Because MWs in the core countries of the EU generally significantly surpass the LW, a partial degree of convergence is sufficient.

Due to the flexibility of the shear connectors, sandwich panels assume partial degree of composite action, and the strength is typically lower than that of solid panels.

The method is extended to the case when the measurement is carried out at partial degrees-of-freedom of the structure.

Results have shown a reduction in the steady-state level of gus transcript in colony mycelia of RT1 and RT2, which exhibit partial degrees of transgene silencing.

Early examples illustrate cases where a partial protection option is allocated, and other cases where the non-conservation land use in a given place is preferred over the partial protection option because it maximises regional net benefits (see Partial degrees of protection and regional sustainability analysis).

Therefore, it is limited just to the average image color or brightness max value to measure partial color degree.

While the semivariance (lower partial moment degree 2) has been variously described as being more in line with investors' attitude towards risk, implementation in a forecasting portfolio management role has been hampered by computational problems.