Sentences with phrase «orders of magnitude greater»

Some of us finance them and make orders of magnitude greater cash flow per unit than our multi investor counterparts with virtually zero management.
We believe that together we can achieve orders of magnitude greater scale than either of us could have achieved independently.
Since the level of volatility in the cryptocurrency market is orders of magnitude greater than even the riskiest stock, it just makes sense that investors would hedge their bets and that they would take some of their Bitcoin profits and put it into Litecoin.
Today's technology enables users to have orders of magnitude greater data in their pocket... or left behind on a coffee counter.
Yes, it is not a simple problem considering about 70 % of the earth's surface is covered by water and the heat capacity of the oceans is several orders of magnitude greater than the atmosphere.
That's two orders of magnitude greater than the direct carbon cost per trip — indicative of the fact that traffic congestion manifests as an inefficiency problem far more than as a climate problem, at least directly.
I, Robert, previously said: «My understanding is that convective heat transport is many, many orders of magnitude greater than radiative heat transport...»
In the broader realm outside of formal, science the number of cranks to geniuses is several orders of magnitude greater.
Tell us in what chapter and page in the latest IPCC report we can find the reason for the warming in the Arctic being orders of magnitude greater.
Another recent study, by scientists from the U.K., Hawaii and Massachusetts, concluded that «marine and freshwater assemblages have always experienced variable pH conditions,» and that «in many freshwater lakes, pH changes that are orders of magnitude greater than those projected for the 22nd - century oceans can occur over periods of hours.
Therefore, if we know that the sun's spectrum varies by two orders of magnitude greater than TSI --- And it is well understood by some, how various frequencies of light affect albedo, we can not dismiss their affect with certainty.
The skin itself cools by about 0.3 or 0.4 K due to radiative fluxes at the skin surface, which is a change that is two orders of magnitude greater than the alleged heat change in the skin layer induced by GHGs.
The most optimistic thinking is that nano - technology opens up the resources of the entire solar system which is many orders of magnitude greater than the earth alone.
Biomass is a very «dirty» fuel (lots of complicated carbon chains, some of them long and not easily burned) that is difficult to combust cleanly and as a result particulate emissions are orders of magnitude greater than with many fossil fuels.
The authors do not mention that the estimated CO2 / CH4 release that led to the PETM was several orders of magnitude greater than all the carbon in all the combined fossil fuel reserves of our planet today, yet the authors state:
The most important thing humans are doing is mining and burning fossil carbon that has been buried for millions of years, thus emitting carbon at a pace many orders of magnitude greater than the rate of the processes which remove carbon from surface reservoirs.
You call it 50 m, BBD says 100 m, the chart I provided calls it 200 m. For purposes of the discussion at present, the exact figure does not matter because even 1 m is orders of magnitude greater than a few microns.
As we've shown elsewhere, the funds available to the likes of Greenpeace and WWF are orders of magnitude greater than that spent by the «well - funded denial machine».
If NASA, NOAA or the UEA / CRU claims «lack of resources» for their failure to publish every scrap of available data, it is only fair to point out that the IGI database is already several orders of magnitude greater than all the climate records that have ever existed.
These countries have experienced reductions in economic growth orders of magnitude greater than this 0.12 percent quoted by the UN, and that still is not enough to reduce CO2 to target levels.
However, this is complicated by non-tidal, short - term, local sea - level variability that is orders of magnitude greater than the trend.»
«The three U.S. researchers say their results suggest that «the most water - efficient, fossil - based technologies have an EROWI one to two orders of magnitude greater -LSB-
«Sheil says the key finding is that atmospheric pressure changes from moisture condensation are orders of magnitude greater than previously recognised»
And how many orders of magnitude greater is this total than what everyone else together spends on climate rersearch?
Also: «but saturation is essentially impossible even at concentrations orders of magnitude greater than our current one.»
«The extent of the state's new commitment for renewable resources is several orders of magnitude greater than anything we've seen before in our state,» said Richard L. Kauffman, Chairman of Energy and Finance for New York.
None of these show any trend over the period — but show interannual variation two orders of magnitude greater than changes in greenhouse gas forcing.
I'm pretty sure the effects of delayed return of rainfall are orders of magnitude greater than that of warming of a small fraction of the Pacific Warm Pool.
rgb's Science Fu is orders of magnitude greater than his Theology Fu, his antecedants not withstanding.
I for one am glad nukes are being forced to be orders of magnitude safer than coal because the risks are orders of magnitude greater
It is a problem orders of magnitude greater then a climate model in which only a single global parameter matters.
«''»»»» A G Foster says: April 14, 2011 at 2:16 pm Backtracking here, I believe the effect of precession on core mantle coupling would be many orders of magnitude greater than the miniscule variation in LOD.
Most likely the ultimate value of the spin - off technology would be orders of magnitude greater than the cost of implementation.
Backtracking here, I believe the effect of precession on core mantle coupling would be many orders of magnitude greater than the miniscule variation in LOD.
You see the thing is I have been waiting for a long time for someone to explain the lack of «forcing» that aerosols, three orders of magnitude greater than present, during the ice - ages.
While animal cruelty outside the museum is orders of magnitude greater than inside it, artworks presented in respected arenas such as the Guggenheim have great legitimizing force.
The best sellers have orders of magnitude greater sales than the «average» book.
The chances are just orders of magnitude greater if you self - publish.
A commercial yogurt might give you a million probiotic cells, which sounds like a lot, but if you take a quality - made supplement you're getting tens of billions of probiotics — three orders of magnitude greater amounts.
In DKA, however, blood ketone concentration can reach up to 25 mM — orders of magnitude greater — and blood pH can decrease to fatal levels that overwhelm the body's acid buffering capacity.47
Aβ results from the normal cleavage of amyloid precursor protein (APP), but its accumulation and aggregation into plaques represents the quintessential feature of AD.27 Aβ is found in orders of magnitude greater in AD brains than in healthy brains.28 This fact is noteworthy because lower concentrations of Aβ tend to stay soluble; higher concentrations form plaques more readily.29
By directly comparing the gene expression estimates by these two techniques, using a correlation with TaqMan qRT - PCR as a benchmark, we find RNAseq provides measurements over at least two orders of magnitude greater than the microarray, and thus correlates better with TaqMan values across a large dynamic range.
The total energy in this «hot dot» was about four orders of magnitude greater than the electrical energy input!
Such a star is predicted to have a crystalline solid crust, wherein bare atomic nuclei would be held in a lattice of rigidity and strength some 18 orders of magnitude greater than that of steel.
This property alone could increase data transfer rates at orders of magnitude greater than those possible now.
Dividing the estimated number of stars by the relatively short time period available gives a ridiculously high rate of star formation, which is orders of magnitude greater than that estimate for our Milky Way Galaxy.
That's orders of magnitude greater than the social cost of carbon — about $ 50 per metric ton.
In this scenario, you would expect to see a distribution of black hole masses, with intermediate - sized black holes (those between 105 and 107 solar masses) in numbers orders of magnitude greater than what we see in our local universe.
They would emit light that is much, much hotter than, say, light coming from the stars or sun, because their temperature is many orders of magnitude greater.
If so, the brain's total computational power could be many orders of magnitude greater than some believe.
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