Degree

Degree (Latin gradus, step, step ') stands for:

Academic degree, academic dignity
Grade, a military rank
Degree ( Freemasonry ), a hierarchy of Freemasonry
9K51 degree of GRAU index of the BM- 21, a multiple launch rocket system of the Soviet Union

Units:

The spine height, see Book Format
Engler degrees, a traditional unit for measuring viscosity in Engineering
The film speed in photography (° DIN ), see film speed
Degree (temperature), was permitted in Germany until the end of 1974 designation at temperature differences
Degree (angle), the degree is the traditional unit of measurement for the size value of a plane angle
Baume degree, density, outdated
Degrees Celsius, the temperature after Celsius (° C), which today generally usual scale
Degrees German hardness, water hardness (° dH)
Degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature after Fahrenheit (° F), common in America
Degrees Kelvin, to 1967, the unit name, unit symbol was (° K)
Degrees Oechsle, the must weight, outdated
Degree Plato, the original wort content of beer
Degrees Reaumur, the temperature after Reaumur (° R), dated
Degrees Rankine, the temperature after Rankine (° Rankine ), dated
Graticule is used to uniquely defining points on a surface of revolution (eg sphere or ellipsoid)
Font size, the font size measured in points
Degree of relationship, the degree of kinship relationship between two people

In mathematics and physics:

The vector space dimension of a linear representation, see representation of a group
Grad ( graph theory), the number of neighbors of a node that also valence
Degree (vector bundle), an integral invariant on an algebraic curve or a higher dimensional variety, deg V
Gradient (mathematics), an operator of vector analysis, degree x or ∇ x ( " nabla " )
The number of points on a straight line and the number of lines by a dot, see incidence structure # Grade
The vector space dimension of an extension, see field extension - extension degree
The number of basic variables of a multivariable system, see Physical size # size and unit systems
The exponent of the leading coefficient of a polynomial or a polynomial equation, degree f, see polynomial - Definition

Degree is the name of:

Number of people:

Locations:

A municipality in the district of Dötlingen Oldenburg, Lower Saxony
Degree ( Goricko ), a municipality and a town in Goricko, the hilly part of the historical region of Prekmurje in Slovenia
Degree (local name), a common ingredient and root of settlement names

Degree stands for:

Degree, the ratio of present value to a certain size, see Dimensionless size # designation