Sentence examples for standard degree of from inspiring English sources

The ideal experimental fracture should be of consistent site, with the standard degree of bone damage, soft tissue injury, stability and displacement of the bone fragments, and the time needed for bone union should also be standardized (Greiff, 1978).

Accepted students may then follow the standard degree program of their home department, or choose to join the robotics track requirements specific to their home department.

The particular robot used in our experiment was the ABB IRB-120, shown in Figure 1, which is a standard 6-degrees-of-freedom industrial robot.

In addition, their case will be decided on the balance of probabilities standard, a degree of proof much easier to attain for the prosecutor than the criminal standard of beyond a reasonable doubt.

The algorithm's performance is compared with the clinical standard parameter degree of subharmonics (DSH).

(Fugate v. Sears, Roebuck & Co. (1973), 12 Ill.App.3d 670, 670, 299 N.E.2d 108). This standard or degree of care is evidently a flexible one which varies according to the particular circumstances.

A standard single degree of freedom system is investigated to evaluate TMD protection efficiency in case of excitation at the support.

Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium was evaluated using a standard one degree of freedom, two-tail χ2 test.

We used requirements from Norwegian legislation to set the standard for degree of compliance with criteria.

The confidence interval: estimated body weight ± t α / 2 (n − 2 ) * S E, where SE is standard error, degree of freedom is n-2.

It is very important to reflect that true virtue is always within the moment and that there is no genuine set standard of degree of virtue except when a person retrospects or abstracts a cultural system.