Preposition: of

• state: Symmetric dimers seemed unlikely, as the surface would become metallic due to the degeneracy of surface states.

• time: But, as ever, it does end with a lament on the degeneracy of the times in which we live.

• code: The degeneracy of the code allows for alternative DNA sequences for a single protein.

• line: The degeneracy of the common lines is compensated in several ways.

Converse of object

• break: There are other ways to look at the complexity of the music, which might break this degeneracy and tell you more interesting things.

• have: If we have degeneracy then we won't necessarily have solutions with definite parity.

• calculate: Write down the possible nuclear spin states for H 2 and hence calculate the nuclear spin degeneracy of ortho and para-H 2.

Adjective modifier

• moral: Liberals live only in their own reality, and seek to transpose their own moral degeneracy upon everyone else.

• national: In fact, the position has long since passed far beyond the limits of ordinary law-breaking and become an exhibition of national degeneracy.

• spiritual: Conversely today's spiritual degeneracy is having negative effects.

• total: But, just when the crowd was hoping for total degeneracy, Louise pulled herself together and finished.

Modifies a noun

• ratio: This is because the system behaves almost like a two level system with a high degeneracy ratio.

• pressure: Degeneracy The star is prevented from further collapse by degeneracy pressure.

• thesis: The degeneracy thesis was first prompted toward the end of the 18th century by Count Buffon's research in natural history.

• factor: Luckily, the factor is just the degeneracy factor, so the integrand is a simple exponential.

Noun used with modifier

• spin: Write down the possible nuclear spin states for H 2 and hence calculate the nuclear spin degeneracy of ortho and para-H 2.

• electron: Above the Chandrasekhar mass ( 1.4 solar masses ) the electron degeneracy can no longer support white dwarfs.

• codon: Codon degeneracy 2. 5. Construction of ancestral sequences by parsimony procedures 2.6.