Sentence examples for typical degree from inspiring English sources

They are blessed with a neighbour (Norman the Noxious Neighbour) with a typical degree of hellishness.

For example, Bhargava's work shows that, for a typical degree 10 polynomial, there is a greater than 99% chance that the curve has no rational points.

"With the typical degree now costing £27,000 in tuition fees alone, students have a right to be better prepared for the battleground that is the graduate jobs market.

Suddenly he was a public figure, and the ensuing media frenzy forced him to abort his studies at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, a finishing school of sorts for the landed gentry that focuses its studies more on horses and the fields they are ridden in (a typical degree: equine management) than the liberal arts one might pursue at Oxford or Cambridge.

Such continua may be thought to track the typical degree of injury to personal integrity.

The typical degree for embedded engineers would be a bachelor of science in electrical engineering (BSEE).

Generation and distribution steam system, such as boilers, furnaces and steam pressure control valves are the typical degrees of freedom necessary in this stage.

The initiative lays out a plan for communities to build local strategies and partnerships to connect people to jobs, investing in and working with industry-trusted organizations that will vouch for those who have the skills to do the job but who may lack the typical degrees and career experience.

Participants were provided detailed descriptions of a chronic illness condition and of its typical degrees of severity: mild, moderate and severe.

A typical undergraduate degree in London, only three years in higher education, will result in debts totalling more than £53,000, with those from lower-income backgrounds disproportionately adversely affected.

And, says Mr. Gotsman, "to provide the necessary background and skills to top off the typical science/engineering degree offered in the United States, which, while providing fundamentals, does not fully prepare students for hands-on, cutting-edge work in an industrial environment".