Sentence examples for particular degrees from inspiring English sources

The different timescales associated with the particular degrees of freedom hinder the progress in both those fields.

And for women, in particular, degrees appear to be especially valuable, with female graduates earning on average three times as much as their non-graduate counterparts.

An employer says... Andrea Potter, recruitment adviser, Amnesty International Secretariat (www.amnesty.org.uk) We don't tend to look for people with particular degrees, but applicants need to have regional knowledge - that's one of the most important things.

Perhaps the defender of representation theorems can stipulate that what it is to have particular degrees of belief and utilities is just to have the corresponding preferences.

Some argue that firm lines should be drawn in public policy and professional practice, against particular degrees of enhancement, like "species-altering interventions" (Annas, Andrews and Isasi, 2002) or "radical enhancements" (Agar, 2013).

The stages must be followed as described, but special attention should be paid to the particular degrees of freedom definition, preparation of equations and constraints of each industrial plant.

These examples make it clear that no particular degree of psychological distance is always best.

Martin Birchall, a graduate recruitment expert at High Fliers Research, said some employers no longer required a particular degree classification.

Eventually, when the mesh reaches a particular degree of deformation, the coordinate system must be "remeshed".

The Office of the Registrar assesses fees/tuition according to the student's particular degree program and plan.

Even though the widest possible limits are given in dealing with the first issue, the group will sense no particular degree of responsibility.