Sentence examples for several degrees at from inspiring English sources

The analysis presented shows that a single horizontal GHE may affect soil temperature by several degrees at distances on the order of 1 m.

For the loss cone measurement, because a typical loss cone angle is expected to be several degrees at the equator, fine angular channels resolving in several degrees can measure electron fluxes both in and out of a loss cone for identifying strong pitch angle diffusion.

As Tracey talked about what an "amazing" business it is because she doesn't know if she "could stand the stress if all of us weren't together," Jill arched an eyebrow several degrees higher at each word.

Born in Saginaw, Michigan, Roland performed classical piano music as a teenager on WKNX radio, and earned several degrees in music at the University of Michigan, including Doctor of Musical Arts.

It has been shown in a treadmill study that at the slower four-beat walk the extra-sagittal movements of the saddle (i.e. yaw and roll) the rider has to accommodate are several degrees larger than at trot, as fore and hindquarter movements are not synchronous [ 11].

There is a sense in the poker room of being among the anointed, at several degrees of separation from the robots at the slots or the suckers battling the odds at games with names like Caribbean Stud, which bear a deceptive resemblance to real poker but which the poker vet scorns as inventions that give the house a considerable edge.

In annealing, the steel is usually held for several hours at several degrees below Ar1 (shown by the P-S-K line in the figure) and then slowly cooled.

Traditional thermosensitive liposomes are composed of lipids that undergo a gel-to-liquid phase transition at several degrees above physiological temperature.

This theory, advanced most prominently by Stephen Clifford in 1987, proposes that not only would surface ice insulate inner layers from the sub-freezing surface temperatures, but that the pressure exerted by those millions of tons of ice and rock would substantially lower the melting point of water so that it remains liquid even at several degrees below zero Celsius.

In phosphate buffered saline (PBS) as well as in buffers that mimic some of ER conditions, procollagen triple helix spontaneously folds into its native conformation several degrees below but not at body temperature.

The temperature of the water plus alcohol warmed up several degrees, while the ice remained at its freezing point.