Sentences with phrase «at magnitude»

However, since being installed as president, my eyes have opened even wider at the magnitude of this allegiance.

The 2008 earthquake in China's Sichuan province, at magnitude 7.9, claimed nearly 80,000 lives.

Generosity is a gift we can all do — not at this magnitude, but it will still count.

Probit regression coefficients range from − 1 to 1: 1 - point increases in predictors equate to increases in the outcome z score (SDs above the mean) at the magnitude of the regression coefficient.

And then click on the «images» link on the landing page to scroll through, at the magnitude of your choice, a truly beautiful volume.

«This seemingly simple fix really is huge when you look at magnitude of the emissions being discussed.»

But if there is a financial kick back, it allows us to take decisive steps and to invest in it (not spend as a cost) and it can and will be at a magnitude needed.

«But you have to look at the magnitude of the problem.

In the mid-1990s, scientists, engineers and policymakers were looking at the magnitude of the climate challenge that was occurring and realized that the problem was much bigger than people understood.

In order to achieve change at the magnitude and depth needed, we need everyone to be involved.

We then combine the monthly and seasonal departures from normal among the eco-provinces of BC to determine a regional look at the magnitude of the anomalies.

For myself, looking at the magnitude of the possible harms, it seems the expenditures — large thug they are — are minor by comparison.

Actions would be measurable, reportable and verifiable if (international) support is measurable, reportable and verifiable... If you look at the magnitude of the measures that were announced yesterday, I would assume only a very small proportion would come under this particular provision.

So introducing the NET of these two flows as the basis for looking at the magnitude of the GH Effect is absurd.

But questions and accusations were already flying about why fairly new buildings, including a hospital, were among the hundreds of structures that collapsed or were badly damaged in what was not a particularly potent quake, at a magnitude of 6.3.

I'm sure you could randomly chip away at the magnitude / significance of the uptick.

Viewpoints are named for the spectacle they offer, and God's Window and Wonder View hint at the magnitude of the scenery.

Twice more during that recovery period, I woke in the middle of the night with intense pain, but not at that magnitude.

The brightest stars in the cluster shine at magnitude 15.

C / 2016 M1 (PANSTARRS): A morning comet visible in small telescopes This comet begins the month in Aquila at magnitude 11.4.

C / 2015 O1 (PANSTARRS): A morning comet visible in a 16 - inch (41 cm) telescope This comet begins the month in Bootes at magnitude 13.5.

On eclipse morning, the Red Planet lies relatively close to Earth and shines at magnitude — 1.4, as brightly as it will until 2016.

«I was surprised at the magnitude of the effect,» Hogg says.

The quake in 1762, estimated at magnitude 8.8, caused land around the southeastern city of Chittagong to sink by several meters; in the Sundarbans it seems to have caused at least a 20 - centimeter drop, says Hanebuth.

In this study, Slifka and colleagues looked at the magnitude and duration of immunity to tetanus and diphtheria to provide an evidence - based evaluation of the current adult vaccine schedule.

«I was really surprised at the magnitude» of some of these pollutants coming from trash burning, Wiedinmyer said.

«If we're only looking at magnitude - 6 earthquakes we'd only be testing every 30 years or so, and that's not practical.»

The largest aftershocks so far have already rumbled in at magnitude 5.9, and more could strike at any time.

Now the Holometer is taking data continuously, and with an hour's worth of data, physicists were able to confirm that there are no high - frequency gravitational waves at the magnitude where they were searching.

In looking at the magnitude of the problem, we really have to do better than this.»

The earthquake — estimated at magnitude 9.0 on the Richter scale — occurred in a total area much smaller than previous large earthquakes, such as the 8.8 Chilean earthquake last year, arguing that the slippage was much greater for the Japan quake, one of the four most powerful earthquakes on record.

M5 glows at magnitude 5.7, which makes it one of the brightest globulars in the northern half of the sky.

So I'd want to spend time looking at the magnitude of the [RCR training] problem and whether we feel what we are doing now is adequate.»

That would be a big improvement over the warnings issued after last year's Tohoku quake, which Japanese officials initially put at magnitude 8.

There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage from the quake, which was initially measured at a magnitude of 8.0 but later downgraded.

At the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) lab in Menlo Park, seismometers peg the quake at magnitude 8.1, and the tsunami detection centers in Alaska and Hawaii begin waking up the alarm system with standby alerts all around the Pacific Rim.

Two other segments of the Ring of Fire ruptured this way — Chile in 1960 at magnitude 9.5, the largest quake ever recorded on Earth, and Alaska's horrible Good Friday earthquake of 1964, at 9.2 the strongest jolt ever to hit the continent of North America.

Faisal Hossain of Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville and colleagues looked at the magnitude of the biggest storms near 633 of the world's largest dams before and after construction.

«When you start looking at those kinds of scales, you are at the point where you can start looking at the magnitude of climate change projected to happen in the coming decades,» said Nicholas Pyenson, a paleontologist with the Smithsonian Institution.

Those unknowns hint at the magnitude of the dangers that may follow in Stuxnet's wake, Langner says.

At magnitude 7.4 it was the strongest quake in the city since the devastating 1985 earthquake that killed 9,500 people.

Babies overfed at this magnitude breastfeed much less often and milk production suffers.

Tulsa ranked eighth in success rate and 121st in IsoPPP (a big - play measure that looks at the magnitude of one's successful plays).

Barring a run to the national title, there's no way to leap at that magnitude again.

At least 22 earthquakes, registering at magnitude - 2.5 or more, were reported across the state over a 13 - hour period Wednesday night into Thursday morning, most of which took place in Woods County, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said.

But looking at the magnitudes reported, it is unlikely that they will shift estimates of radiative energy gained by more than 3 % (downwards) for the models which have high sensitivity, which is basically all of the CMIP GCMs.

Not exact matches

So I think at least 100 people per trip is the right order of magnitude, and I think we may actually made up expanding the crew section and ultimately taking more like 200 more people per flight in order to reduce the cost per person.

In 2013, Oklahoma experienced 109 earthquakes at more than magnitude - 3.

But the magnitude and duration of his involvement points to some familiarity with the thieves whose profits he was allegedly laundering: «I assume at least he knows where to send the check,» says Nilsson.

The magnitude of what was at stake began weighing on some of those senior officials.