degree

degree
1) степень
а) относительная мера; сравнительная величина
б) степень полинома
в) степень сравнения (грамматическая категория)
г) категория; разряд; ранг
д) учёная степень
2) градус
а) единица измерения температуры
б) единица измерения углов, ˚ (1˚ = 2π/360 рад)
в) вчт символ ˚
г) условная единица измерения различных величин (напр. жёсткости воды, концентрации кислот и др.)
3) ступень
а) стадия; этап
б) уровень
в) тон звукоряда
4) вчт порядок
а) порядок плоской кривой
б) порядок дифференциального уравнения
в) порядок определителя или матрицы
5) кратность
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by degrees — постепенно

- degree of accuracy
- degree of belief
- degree of blocking
- degree of current rectification
- degree of curve
- degree of degeneracy
- degree of dependence
- degree of differential equation
- degree of discrimination
- degree of dissociation
- degree of fill
- degrees of freedom
- degree of inversion
- degree of ionization
- degree of modulation
- degree of redundancy
- degree of safety
- degree of saturation
- degree of voltage rectification
- abstraction degree
- arc degree
- association degree
- completeness degree
- complexity degree
- confidence degree
- conventional degree of distortion
- correlation degree
- divisor degree
- electrical degree
- manifold degree
- node degree
- operator degree
- ramification degree
- rotational degree of freedom
- spherical degree
- translational degree of freedom
- vertex degree
- vibrational degree of freedom

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