Sentences with phrase «several orders of magnitude»

Usually they follow a «boom and bust» strategy, varying in biomass by several orders of magnitude from year to year, changes that are notoriously difficult to predict.

First of all, the nutritional value of the raw food you mentioned is several orders of magnitude higher than the cooked food you recommended.

Those seem to be several orders of magnitude lower than what would be needed to change the tide of the war.

We are likewise ignoring reality in the environment, and the consequences could be several orders of magnitude worse.

The pie is several orders of magnitude bigger, the publishing / retail industry's ability to get the right book product to the right right reader is dismal.

In this example, the planetary signal has been increased in strength relative by several orders of magnitude relative to the actual signal.

Also virus abundance increased by several orders of magnitude when corals were exposed to temperature, nutrient, and pH stress.

Just as the integrated circuit enabled the PC, there is analogous technology to enable several orders of magnitude more efficiency and potency in RE systems.

I would imagine that without having easy access to the Internet, the quests would be several orders of magnitude more frustrating due to the lack of transparency.

It is important to note that the level of virus found in these fluids is several orders of magnitude lower than that found during the initial, acute, phase of infection.

Engineered Geothermal Systems (EGS) enables a much broader development of geothermal power through the US and the globe several orders of magnitude larger than natural geothermal sources.

In 2012, Reed's elite geek squad upped the ante by several orders of magnitude in scale and scope.

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.

«What makes this result so interesting,» says evolutionary ecologist Eric Charnov of the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, «is that the rule generalizes over several orders of magnitude of size.»

The UCR team has changed that, developing a new approach that results in highly accurate positioning information with several orders of magnitude fewer computations.

a technique used in molecular biology to amplify a single copy or a few copies of a piece of DNA across several orders of magnitude, generating thousands to millions of copies of a particular DNA sequence

«The long - term goal for Ethereum 2.0 and 3.0 is for the protocol to quite literally be able to maintain a blockchain capable of processing Visa - scale transaction levels, or even several orders of magnitude higher, using a network consisting of nothing but a sufficiently large set of users running nodes on consumer laptops.»

Even with double the strength of your average man, we're still several orders of magnitude off what he'd need to produce the power and strength he displays in Super Mario World.

The researchers recruited over 800 volunteers to participate in the study and asked each participant to guess the number of gumballs in a jar, which ranged over several orders of magnitude from 54 to more than 27,000.

The chip could spot anthrax DNA in concentrations several orders of magnitude lower than the minimum for current high - speed detection schemes.

In his talk, Jeff Sebo pointed out that if we value future animals similarly to animals living in the present, then future non-human animals might very well be the top priority, since we have every reason to expect that they will outnumber humans by several orders of magnitude on into the future.

«We found that the Kondo effect makes the Weyl fermions move with a velocity that differs by several orders of magnitude from the noninteracting case,» Lai said.

But this feedback fo global warming appears to cost several orders of magnitude more to deal with.

It's mainly going into the pockets of people sitting at the top of the company who work equally as much — or less — than the fighters themselves but get paid several orders of magnitude higher than they do.

Even in advanced diseases, the background level of healthy cells and free biomolecules remains several orders of magnitude higher than the signals from most tumors.

Producing a cloak to hide objects from visible light, which has a wavelength several orders of magnitude smaller than microwaves — let alone cloaking objects when viewed from any direction — seemed a more remote possibility.

In particular, XFEL beams are several orders of magnitude brighter than and have much shorter pulse lengths than traditional X-ray light sources, which allow them to collect measurable diffraction signal from smaller uncrystallized samples and also study fast dynamics.

The nerves reconnected with liquid metal conducted electrical signals about as well as a healthy nerve, and several orders of magnitude better than nerves reconnected with Ringer's solution.

Now, she and her colleagues have stumbled upon a way to mimic quantum behaviour in a system several orders of magnitude warmer: an atomic clock.

Yet there are indie writers making several orders of magnitude more money than even the more well - off trad pub midlisters.

That's several orders of magnitude right there...

The likelihood of the event is certainly much lower, certainly several orders of magnitude lower (Probably around 1:10,000 K).

It took the proven, familiar gameplay from Ocarina of Time and set the hero loose to fix the problems of a nation several orders of magnitude stranger than Hyrule.

The collision time between molecules in the medium (which is representative of our current atmosphere) is several orders of magnitude shorter than the excitation time, so the energy of the molecule will go into the energy reservoir of the local matter establishing a Maxwell - Boltzmann distribution at a new temperature, T + dT.

So far, this combination hasn't been possible because of the need for greater processing power, but because this new method uses several orders of magnitude fewer computations to process the GPS data, this could finally be possible.

Therefore the stratosphere is several orders of magnitude too dry to be the major source of precipitation at any location in the troposphere.

The problem is that my approach requires the task to be broken down into chunks, which slows the process by several orders of magnitude due to the computational overhead that results from iterations, as well as my own time to write the code.

In all cases, it is found that the actual effects of «radiation illness», including birth defects and delayed deaths, were several orders of magnitude below the description available in the media.

For atmospheric aerosol, this shape factor is usually not strongly different from one; its effect is usually assumed negligible compared to the effect of particle size, which covers several orders of magnitude.

It's been a long journey so far and though this last pullback may have been gut - wrenching for those who got in at the top, we're still several orders of magnitude above the prices of last February.