Sentence examples for being orders from inspiring English sources
This is the same reasoning that causes parents to run in circles squawking in terror at the thought of paedophiles stalking their kiddies, even as they let Junior ride in the car without his seatbelt – auto fatalities being orders of magnitude more common than random paedophile attacks.
In space, the gravity level being orders of magnitude smaller than on earth, bubbles formed during boiling remain attached at the surface.
Adopting a similar strategy, Jary 2007 aims to explain how utterances of such sentences as "I order you to clean the kitchen," can succeed in being orders.
First, the number of closed frequent itemsets is greater than the number of maximal frequent itemsets while typically being orders of magnitude lower than the total number of frequent itemsets.
Bioturbation by humans ('anthroturbation'), comprising phenomena ranging from surface landscaping to boreholes that penetrate deep into the crust, is a phenomenon without precedent in Earth history, being orders of magnitude greater in scale than any preceding non-human type of bioturbation.
In dietary risk assessment, the acceptable daily intake (ADI) is compared to pesticide intake estimates based on mean food consumption (i.e. the so called theoretical maximum daily intake, TMDI) being orders of magnitude lower than actual food consumption on eating occasions for certain food commodities.
