Sentence examples for system of degree from inspiring English sources

He said the current system of degree classifications "permits some to coast" and many full-time students were still not being sufficiently stretched.

This would be fairer to our students, more useful to employers and better than an arcane system of degree classification that is outliving its usefulness.

If we denote by ω 1 = τ > ω 2 > ω 3 >.......... > ω 9 > ω 10 > 0 the values related to ω i (with 0 ≤ i ≤ 10) and by ( {S^_{left tau -{omega}_iright)} ) for the corresponding 10 limit values, which are computed with the aforesaid algorithm, we can determine the coefficients α k (with 0 ≤ k ≤ 10) of the polynomials through a Cramer system of degree 10.

A student strike against government moves toward a Europewide system of degrees and higher tuition spread to 17 universities.

That is slowly changing, however, as national parliaments wrestle with recent promises by government ministers to provide undergraduates with a relatively harmonized system of degrees, credits, and requirements.

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Attached to a regular (men only) lodge, wives and female relatives of the masons would be admitted to a parallel system of degrees, with a similar moral undertone to the authentic rite of the lodge.

The French Lodges of Adoption which spread through Continental Europe during the second half of the 18th century admitted Masons and their female relatives to a system of degrees parallel, but unrelated to the original rite.

However entering into that system of quality in social distance entails also choosing from the m-system of degree; the choice from here will depend on the nature of the options permitted by 'category'category

This problem is concerned with the maximum number of limit cycles and their relative distributions of the real planar polynomial systems of degree n in the form of (1.1).

(In which case of course, if a computer system of this degree of complexity and interconnectedness could be constructed, it too would be conscious, though what form such consciousness might take is hard to imagine).