Sentence examples for whose degree from inspiring English sources

They are bounded algebraic surfaces whose degree is twice the number of foci.

G(2m,4), whose degree is m, compares favorably to the hypercube Qm.

13C NMR analysis demonstrated the formation of copolymers whose degree of randomness increased with the mixing time.

Furthermore, by applying few changes, we are able to generate all convex polyominoes whose degree of convexity is exactly k.

Out of the 178 who had gone on to higher education and whose degree subjects were known, 44% were engineers.

Wirth, whose degree in percussion performance is from the University of Michigan, has worked in FL&L since July 2003.

This paper presents robust stabilization for an R/C helicopter whose degree of freedom is reduced by fixing at a (joint) point.

(f) A subset of the aggregate network showing the connections among those nodes whose degree is greater than (or equal to) 47.

It is a job whose degree of difficulty is approximately equal to that of the Bosnian negotiations, even if it lacks forbidden seas.

Dr. Herman-Giddens, an adjunct professor at the University of North Carolina whose degree is in public health, was not surprised by the results.

According to the study, graduates with degrees in health earned as much as 58percentt more than those whose degree was in the humanities and the arts.