Furtwängler relied on degrees of vagueness, especially in Strauss, where he regularly allowed the edges of a chord to bleed, and let the waves of fast fiddle notes gurgle indistinctly.
Rather than relying on degrees alone, show schools that you have the skills it takes to keep students engaged and learning.
Once upon a time students could rely on their degree to give them a leg-up to a decent career.
And this is aggravated by the way we can no longer rely on the degree of export earnings we enjoyed during the boom years of North Sea oil and gas.
All of this is true, of course, and it may also be true that in securing the interview and making the undeniably brave (one might even say reckless) journey to Guzmán's mountain refuge for the meeting, Penn could rely on some degree of security because he was a wealthy gringo, and because he was a celebrity.
Most services, he says, rely on some degree of human transcription for accuracy, which makes them unsuitable for organizations that deal with sensitive information (a competitor called Spinvox has been in hot water for using humans to transcribe text that was supposed to be automated, leading to an uproar over privacy issues).
Some of these policies are based on characteristics of the individuals, such as age, while others rely on connection degree and type.
Recent results indicated that the supportive and/or deleterious effects of neutrophils on skeletal muscle might rely on the degree of their activation.
However, behavioral experiments have the advantage that the experimenter does not have to rely on the degree to which an individual is reporting truthfully.
Traditional methods of assessing respiratory muscle strength in the critically ill rely on some degree of co-operation from the patient, and are of limited use.
