Sentence examples for being an order of from inspiring English sources

A modern smartphone is a much more powerful computer, as well as being an order of magnitude more expensive, but it is supposed to do only what the maker approves and if it works differently this is normally a sign that it has been taken over by malevolent hackers.

A modern smartphone is a much more powerful computer, as well as being an order of magnitude more expensive, but it is supposed to do only what the maker approves and if it works differently this is normally a sign that it has been taken over by malevolent hackers.

The maximum subsequent ionic displacement was 0.05 Å, with most being an order of magnitude smaller.

We see that performance is comparable between the two datasets, despite the Freesound set being an order of magnitude larger.

The Coulomb failure stress change around the hypocenter, calculated for the passing waves of the Kumamoto earthquake by full wavefield simulation, was about 0.7 MPa when the Oita earthquake was triggered, with the static stress change being an order of magnitude smaller.

FastPD is a state-of-the art algorithm that generalizes prior methods such as alpha expansion, while being an order of magnitude faster in practice [46] and handling more general potentials (including some non-submodular ones) with strong per-instance optimality bounds.

"A classification is an order of nobility," he told me.

"He is an order of magnitude smarter than I am.

But Cheney is an order of magnitude different.

The sisters were intended to be an order of teachers.

The sensitivity of the search is an order of magnitude better than the existing indirect limits.