Sentence examples for swing degree from inspiring English sources

The changing volume swing degree and SEI formation rate with increased rates, as well as different protective effects of HCCM and CC@rGO's SEI film or rGO layer, determined various competition results of the two forces at each rate thus various structural stability and cycling performance of the two samples.

The mean secondary PK endpoints Cav,ss, Cmin,ss, swing, degree of fluctuation, MRT, T1/2, CLss, Vss, Cmax, Cmin and Tmax were also highly similar between CT-P13 and INX (table 3).

Despite the swing — 46 degrees separated the high and low here in Kansas City this week — the weather isn't all that unusual for September, said Jim Keeney of the National Weather Service.

The hinges must be able to swing 270 degrees back on themselves to form the "desk".

According to Diawara, the boat's bow swung 90 degrees to the left, until the two ships were parallel.

The pendulum has swung 180 degrees, with Russians becoming one of the most powerful forces in the market".

A more modern self-winding watch is fitted with a weight or rotor swinging 360 degrees and winding in both directions.

A quarter of a century later, with the economic pendulum having swung 180 degrees to their side, players are earning more money than their predecessors could have imagined.

"This company has swung 180 degrees, from being totally leveraged to the economy to being able to optimize profitability at every point in the economic cycle," said James L. Winchester, an analyst at Lazard.

After the trains passed, the bridge -- powered at first by steam engine and then by diesel -- swung 90 degrees until it sat centered in the river to let ships navigate around it as they made their way to and from the Lake Ontario harbor, 4,500 feet away.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Cameras focused on the Jets swung 180 degrees last week from Mark Sanchez's stall to the other end of the locker room, to an unglamorous 26-year-old quarterback wearing a couple of days of stubble, old blue jeans and a cap pointed backward.