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Meanings of half degrees in English
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Usage of half degrees in English
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By following it, the South had lost two and a half degrees of territory.
2
They are talking one to two and a half degrees.
3
The Southern part of Iceland is in the latitude of sixty-three and a half degrees.
4
Grossmann, in his essay on the detached lever escapement, adopts one and a half degrees lock.
5
Proceeding thence northwardly to thirty-six and a half degrees, we enter those assigned to the mammoth.
6
And the animals had come through from Karibib-almosttwo and a half degrees of latitude south.
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It was a strange sight-thatilluminated race-coursewithin seven and a half degrees of the earth's end.
8
Four sling thermometers, divided to half degrees.
9
But during each of those ninety-minute intervals Arbre would rotate through twenty-two and a half degrees of longitude.
10
At nine in the evening, when the great deed had been done, the instrument indicated seventy-three and a half degrees.
11
At nine, just before going round to the State House to attend the session of Congress, he recorded seventy-two and a half degrees.
12
With ten degrees angular motion of the lever and one and a half degrees lock, we should have eight and a half degrees impulse.
13
This spring's average temperature of 24 degrees Celsius is one-and-a- half degrees warmer than the average over the past 30 years.