Reanimating and rejuvenating the dead would be several orders of magnitude stranger than, say, landing on the moon.
It is expected to be several orders of magnitude larger than Twitter's forthcoming public offering, already one of Wall Street's most anticipated deals.
For example, researchers at both corporations and universities have made significant strides in the last year toward building computers that would be several orders of magnitude smaller and more powerful than today's silicon-based machines.
Lt. Col. Douglas A. Ollivant, a retired Army officer who worked on Iraq on the National Security Council staff first for Mr. Bush and then for Mr. Obama, said Afghanistan may be "several orders of magnitude" harder.
Studies of radiotherapy accidents, the city pointed out, "appear to be several orders of magnitude higher than what is being reported in New York City, indicating serious underreporting of these events".
Here, the speedup can be several orders of magnitude.
The increase in catalytic rate can be several orders of magnitude higher than that anticipated from Faraday's Law.
Based on model predictions, multi-radical concentrations were estimated to be several orders of magnitude smaller than mono-radical concentrations.
Our results show that geoelectric fields within the same physiographic region can be several orders of magnitude different even during the same magnetic storm.
