("You're talking big, big magnitude," Sergeant Asparro said).
Over 5m people cram in and around Kathmandu.On April 25th a big (magnitude 7.9) earthquake hit, striking 80 kilometres (50 miles) to the west of the city.
The temperature is of big magnitude, while the current is of very small magnitude, showing that there is no current at that part of the circuit.
It is shown that there is a passive FT controller such that its performance is not worse than the performance of the nominal controller, while in presence of faults, it practically rejects the faults, on expense of a big magnitude of the control in times when faults appear.
This may be the reason of the big magnitude of rise of 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels in our studies.
… This is a bigger magnitude of effect compared to the drugs we have currently".
A 10 percentage point increase in the average trust level in the United States is correlated with an increase in individual trust of similar if not bigger magnitude.
Figure 6 presents the results and shows that the ratios | α ^ K + 1 / α K | stay at low level (< 0.2) and are not sensitive to K'. Figure 6 Means of | α ^ K + 1 / α K | versus given sparsity K' obtained from 10,000 independent Monte-Carlo trials, where α ^ K + 1 denotes the biggest magnitude estimate of spurious sinusoid.
Indeed, as long as the scale of OPEC cuts are of bigger magnitude than the scale of demand declines, the crude oil market is set for a rebalancing," Jacazio said, adding that OPEC is operating with a price target of at least $70 a barrel so "tightening dynamics are likely to remain in place until that minimum objective is achieved".
Across the domains D1 D12, unfavourable differences, between Italy and other countries were found relatively big in magnitude (with an average of 14.0% points) and statistically significant18 (Table 6).
