Sentence examples for usually graduated from inspiring English sources

The tail is usually graduated (the outer feathers shorter), and the individual feathers often are white-tipped.

Cards are usually graduated clockwise from 0° at north to 359°, with the eight principal points indicated.

For high resistances, the scale is usually graduated in megohms (106 ohms), and the instrument is called a megohmmeter, or "megger".

Voltmeter, instrument that measures voltages of either direct or alternating electric current on a scale usually graduated in volts, millivolts (0.001 volt), or kilovolts (1,000 volts).

For the majority of homeless people, who have usually graduated from a life as itinerant sofa-surfers, it is impossible to prove.

Most states have their own income tax rates – usually graduated – as well as various deductions.

The department usually graduates 600 people a year.

It usually graduates about 40 seniors, but it had just 22 seniors in 2015.

The University of Connecticut, home of the state's only pharmacy program, usually graduates more than 90 new pharmacists annually.

In addition to its own startups, the accelerator also invests in other startups, usually graduates of similar accelerator program.

To qualify for a teaching position in a public senior high school, a teacher usually graduates from a "teacher's university" which offers compulsory teacher training courses, and he or she usually obtains a master's degree in relevant subjects.