Sentences with phrase «by orders of»

Common sense would suggest that the intrinsic value of a business can not change by those orders of magnitude from one day to the next.

The used bookstores in my neighborhood exceed by orders of magnitude (in numbers & quality of offerings) Amazon's low - priced offerings.

I have friends going the self - pub route, but the semi-successful ones (NOT in the Hocking league, by orders of magnitude) are spending much more time at it than I want to (or have available).

And come on — traditional publishing is hardly the «mainstream» in the face of Amazon, Google, Apple and the other tech companies that eclipse them by orders of magnitude.

«I suspect that what public info exists understates issue by orders of magnitude.»

Sometimes answers are off by orders of magnitude, and the whole idea slips unnoticed.»

Of course with enough time, money and effort most DNA sequences can eventually be built; de novo designed mammalian genome - scale synthesis however will require a drop in cost by orders of magnitude together with technology improvements to enable DNA synthesis without restrictions on sequence composition.

However, the P - values reported by BLAST and WU - BLAST2 exaggerate significance by orders of magnitude.

As these collections keep growing, a key approach to handling them is to exploit their repetitiveness, which can reduce their space usage by orders of magnitude.

Such an extremely warm winter in Earth's northern extremity is still a rare event but climate change has «made the event more likely by orders of magnitude», the authors tell Carbon Brief.

Heng Li's sequel to Maq, called BWA, utilizes the incredibly fast Burrows - Wheeler indexing algorithm to speed up alignment time by orders of magnitude.

«The case in Utah was an outlier — by orders of magnitude — in terms of the amount of virus that was present in his blood,» Friedrich said.

And so basically what I'm saying is that if you admit that culture is present and culture really raises the level of intelligence of animals almost by orders of magnitude.

They differ by orders of magnitude, hundreds of times, and some are off by a thousand-fold.

«HGP - write would push current conceptual and technical limits by orders of magnitude,» the authors write.

«A big challenge for the massive deployment of such systems is the powering: wire line supply is impossible, batteries often not practical or affordable,» Gielen said, adding: «CNTs are an emerging technology that offer the potential to cut down significantly, by orders of magnitude, on the power consumption of electronics compared to today's state - of - the - art technologies.

«This is by orders of magnitude the largest genetic engineering project ever undertaken by scientists, and it worked,» says Yancopoulos.

The range of uncertainty is huge, with estimates of Europa's energy supply varying by orders of magnitude.

The complexity goes up by orders of magnitude, and your bang for the buck goes straight down the toilet.

«This Juno system is so technically advanced that measurement capabilities have been improved by orders of magnitude in precision,» Bolton said.

Chalfie and Tsien had «resources way beyond mine, by orders of magnitude.

It would, however, have increased the cost of manufacturing firearms for legal sale in New York by orders of magnitude.

And the damage from sanctions by Russian government upon Russian population is by orders of magnitude greater than damage from Western sanctions upon Russian government.

They can be activated (federalized) by orders of the POTUS.

If the RNC can out raise the DNC by orders of magnitude by taking huge donations from companies the system is useless.

If Peter was the first pope the RCC's original assembly would have been 90 % circ * umcized (not by orders of Peter) and Paul wouldn't have had to write Romans to the gentiles there.

everyday cell division works because the specificity of the enzymes reduces the order of reaction by orders of magnitude.

She does not mean to be a totalitarian religious society whose life and decisions are all ruled by the orders of a central authority.

Before we understood those, we were off by orders of magnitude.

Before we understood the process of nuclear fusion, we were off by orders of magnitude.

The ones in english are of course translations that have varying problems of translation, all of which are clearly understood at this point (as the bible is the most studied text on the face of the earth, by orders of magnitude).

«The demand for data is growing at an exponential rate, while the cost of access to space (and, by extension, data) is falling by orders of magnitude,» says Jonas.

Economy accelerates; these changes will intensify by orders of magnitude.

In comparison to animals, single - celled fungi are incredibly efficient at converting carbohydrates into protein: a pound of sugar yields half a pound of fungal biomass, beating mammals and fowl by orders of magnitude.

But if you can resolve the most critical issues right up front, you will increase your odds of success by orders of magnitude.

Every few months, it offers users new tools to mute racial slurs or report threats, but even though the company says it has stepped up its rules enforcement by an order of magnitude, users who report abuse typically hear there's nothing to be done about it.

Among all those governments seeking economic guidance — he tallied up nine in a recent interview with Maclean's — he says Trudeau's is «the most implementation - oriented of any of them by an order of magnitude.»

Shortly before assuming office last year, Trump broke with tradition by ordering all of former President Barack Obama's political appointees to leave their ambassadorships immediately after the inauguration.

Those revenues have grown by an order of magnitude: AOL doesn't break them out, but the Brand Group, of which HuffPost is the biggest part, is on track to generate about $ 800 million this year.

Have you devoted any time to considering how you could improve your business by an order of magnitude rather than a few percentage points?

And finally... The world's rarest passport is issued by an order of medieval knights — and there are only three in existence.

Although the fluctuations in business tend to stabilize on a relative basis, on an absolute basis, the numbers seem to grow by an order of magnitude.

If you can develop great connections with people by first sharing and then asking through genuine conversation and active listening to find connections, you will increase your chances of successfully selling something by an order of magnitude.

Indeed, although FRA supplanted the ICC as the agency responsible for promulgating and enforcing railroad safety programs in 1966, see Department of Transportation Act of 1966, 49 U.S.C. 103, the general framework established by the order of March 13, 1911 is still in existence today.

The currencies are ranked by order of their total market capitalization.

All the changes came into force immediately upon receiving royal assent, save for the provision that will eliminate the exception for facilitation payments which will come into force on a date to be fixed by an order of the federal Cabinet.

Looks to me like Republican administrations over the last 55 years have been more fiscally irresponsible by an order of magnitude of almost 3!

This is by order of the king.»

Facebook is the largest social network by an order of magnitude.

On February 11, 2014 by Order of Regional Senior Justice Morawetz, Frederick Payette, Sylvie Gautier, Jennifer Lindsay, Catherine Bédard, Michael O'Neil, Alyssa Morin and Joshua Gordon were appointed as Representatives of all employees of Target Canada as at January 15, 2015.