Sentences with phrase «same magnitude»

A key part of that for the linemen is that they are impacting each other on nearly every play, though maybe not with same magnitude [of impact] as wide receivers.

But between 2009 and 2013 that number rose nearly 100 earthquakes per year of the same magnitude.

Geologists said before 2009, the state historically averaged 1.5 earthquakes of magnitude - 3 or greater each year, and is now experiencing 2.5 earthquakes of the same magnitudes each day.

In the post-release interview, in which Economist A's errant forecast is rarely mentioned, Economist A with great confidence can fully explain after the fact why the number turned out to be plus 100,000 and will tell you that next month's number also will likely be near the same magnitude (it's the chameleon method of forecasting) without missing a beat or exhibiting a hint of shame.

And while we are certainly facing economic problems today — Euro debt, U.S. joblessness — they are not of the same magnitude as in 2008.

For pipeline companies with major proposals on the table, such as TransCanada and Enbridge, falling oil prices are a game changer of the same magnitude that rising prices were a decade ago.

This number can and will change depending on the environment but in most cases stocks and bonds don't move together or with the same magnitude very often.

Even when investment - grade bonds have experienced losses, the price drops have not been of the same magnitude as stocks have seen during bear markets.

... best years were frequently followed by continued gains in the year to follow, but of course not at the same magnitude.

In other words, economic releases are no longer beating expectations as frequently or by the same magnitude as was the case in the fall.

No doubt I whined that such things were terribly complicated; that Christ's divinity and the virgin birth were not dogmas of the same magnitude; that the life of faith was not a true - and - false test.

(Yes, all of these consequences are of the same magnitude.)

Now, it's not the same magnitude of that game, but the same thing happens.

If a team isn't particularly adept at getting to hard - hit balls, then the trend will not correct itself to the same magnitude of a team with a good (or even average) defense.

I disagree with Mr Cohen's premise of the article, which seems to be that all managerial missteps are of the same magnitude.

If the Dawgs win, they're favorites, but not with the same magnitude.

Just not to the same magnitude as Eddie, whose recruitment process is well - documented.

It is determined to be of the same magnitude as the risk of having a baby with a serious chromosomal abnormality.

«We expect that the next couple of years will result in cutbacks of the same magnitude,» he added.»

And auto theft is a situation where you have car insurance claims for auto theft and they've gone down by the same magnitude at the same times.

The scientists developed a survey to put a dollar value on the natural resources damaged by the BP Deepwater spill by determining household willingness to pay for measures that would prevent similar damages should a spill of the same magnitude happen in the future.

The resulting emissions increases from this could be of the same magnitude as the reductions expected, in aggregate, from countries» NDCs, which were agreed to at the Paris climate conference last year.

First there is barotrauma, in which the body suffers the same magnitude of pressure felt deep underwater.

But the southern portion of the zone, stretching from the same border to California's Cape Mendocino, has higher risk, as much as a 37 percent chance of the same magnitude temblor over that same interval.

Once the data analysis identifies a dimming event, scientists look for further dips of the same magnitude, duration and period to confirm the planet's existence.

and «The size of the hydrogen and oxygen particles in water happen to be of the same magnitude as neutrons»

The size of the hydrogen and oxygen particles in water happen to be of the same magnitude as neutrons.

Radio waves and microwaves of far less power (microwatts per square centimetre) than the 10 — 20 milliwatts per square centimetre needed to produce heating in living tissue can have adverse effects on the electrochemical balance of the brain and the development of a fetus if these waves are modulated or pulsed at low frequencies between 5 and 100 hertz, which are of the same magnitude as brain wave frequencies.

Therefore, the area directly above the epicenter feels less severe shaking than from a shallow earthquake of the same magnitude, but the shaking affects a larger area.

A prior deep earthquake, in Bolivia in 1994, was the same magnitude, but released less energy.

In fact, the most recent in - depth review found that avoiding the sun was a risk factor for all - cause mortality of the same magnitude as smoking.

The increase in blood pressure associated with loneliness is about the same magnitude as reductions attained through weight loss and regular physical activity in people suffering from hypertension.

The sad truth is, not everyone is made for the same magnitude of strength gains.

However, Anderson remains a much revered filmmaker amongst both critics and self - proclaimed movie connoisseurs, and Inherent Vice, while most likely won't attract the same magnitude of movie - goers as Exodus, will find a prominent position on many critics» Top Ten Lists and nomination ballots.

He is A list director of the same magnitude as Nolan...

For male teachers with fewer than three years of experience, the estimated change in the probability of switching districts for a 10 percent increase in salary is 2.6 percentage points; for men with three to five years of experience, the estimated change for a salary increase of the same magnitude is 3.4 percentage points; for still more experienced male teachers, financial effects trail off, down to essentially zero for those with more than 20 years of experience.

One week after the treatment, respondents in the refutation text group have more correct conceptions than the control group, and the effect is almost the same magnitude as immediately after treatment (though both groups do decline somewhat in their correct conceptions during the week, which is typically seen in refutation text research).

For example, University of Virginia researcher Sarah Hastedt has shown that closures that eliminated 10 school days reduced math and reading performance on the Virginia Standards of Learning exams by 0.2 standard deviations, the same magnitude we estimate for the neighboring state of Maryland.

Looking back at top trends for 2015, some technologies / trends still impact eLearning in the same magnitude, but some have lost their flare and have been pushed back into the abyss.

Our education policies have failed to systemically target resources to communities of color in the same magnitude in which structurally racist policies have marginalized and isolated these same communities.

Just last week at the Los Angeles Auto Show, the CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, Hinrich Woebcken, told reporters he did not believe diesel would ever «come back in the same magnitude as we've seen it up to now» in the U.S. market.

Its weight is of the same magnitude as a monolithic body of CFRP.

Our declared goal: successes in the Polo class on the same magnitude as those of the Golf.