On the other hand, endogenous Thompsonian factors are linked to degrees of freedom in the developmental program itself.
Three biogeomorphic succession phases were identified and related to degrees of activity, species composition, and strength of interactions.
The core aim, I argue, should be the differentiation of insider trading according to degrees of harm and moral wrongfulness.
Uniqueness, the purists say, is like marriage and pregnancy: something is either unique (one of a kind) or not unique, so referring to degrees of uniqueness is meaningless.
A collaborative robot could gather and move parts and weld them together to degrees of precision that greatly exceed that of a human being.
Hsu, M., Bhatt, M., Adolphs, R., Tranel, D. & Camerer, C. F. Neural systems responding to degrees of uncertainty in human decision-making.
Humidity, duration of exposure, and, most of all, wind, in addition to degrees of temperature below freezing, predispose to the occurrence of frostbite.
Motion in three dimensions can be described by three rectangular coordinates or by the length of a line emanating from the origin and two angles (spherical coordinates); one of these angles is equivalent to degrees of longitude and the other to degrees of latitude.
On one site alone there are 16,040 stories available as ebooks by 8,028 authors, which feature the child star at different ages and to degrees of eroticism.
Investors can no longer rely on the C.M.B.S. market — in which mortgages are pooled and sliced up according to degrees of risk and then sold to investors as bonds — because it is at a near standstill.
