Sentence examples for said degrees from inspiring English sources

Universities contacted by the Guardian said degrees in business, law and health-related fields were proving particularly popular.

Note that the entire task of signal reconstruction should be understood in terms of an adaptive process, where the said degrees of freedom are selected cyclically with a period adjusted by the designer.

However, while 56% of employers said degree subject was a top factor, degree result was named by just 32%.

David Vinjamuri, author of "Accidental Branding" and an adjunct professor of marketing at New York University, said Degree's dual-gender approach made sense.

Ms Rowley said degree fraud damaged the reputation of higher education institutions.

"Hands down, Gibbon has built the most elegant tool for curating your learning," said Degreed founder David Blake in an emailed statement.

Why do computer graphics applications use piecewise polynomial curves of degree 3 rather than curves of higher-order, say degree 100?

The motivation for this, says Degreed Founder and CEO David Blake, is that, while college remains an endearingly positive personal experience, the four-year degree is still inefficient.

Wildcat fans seem more interested in celebrating wins by people who temporarily wear polyester tank tops brandished in "Kentucky" than by, say, degree-seeking philosophy students at Kentucky.

The Trekker's thermometer said 44 degrees.

At a certain point (say, 90 degrees), a new set of objectives takes over.