Sentence examples for In magnitudes from inspiring English sources

Differences in growth rates have been attributed to differences in spatial variations of the initial aerosol sizes, in solubilities, and in magnitudes of supersaturation.

In a system dating back at least to the Greek astronomer-mathematician Hipparchus in the 2nd century bce, apparent stellar brightness (m) is measured in magnitudes.

This is a problem that has grown in magnitudes of severity since the introduction of blogs and RSS into our lives, and compounded even further by the recent rise in popularity of streams (thank you Facebook & Twitter).

The numerical modeling shows that the daily energy loss can vary in magnitudes, as determined by pipe burial depth.

The difference in magnitudes is 2.7, so the difference in shaking is 10^2.7, or just over 500 times as big a figure you've probably seen.

Inherent optical properties measured along the autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) track showed marked changes in magnitudes, ratios, spectral shapes and fine-scale spatial variability.

Aftershocks decrease in magnitude and frequency over time.

"Neither figure begins to approach in magnitude the American casualties suffered in World War II".

The 1994 Northridge earthquake, which was similar in magnitude and depth, killed only 63.

"It's shocking, but only in magnitude," said one senior union official on Wednesday.

Only the Crash of 1929 approaches the 1987 decline in magnitude.