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Mobile operators are going to have to increase their backhaul capacity by some orders of magnitude.

We show that, with current technology, all proposals are still off by some orders of magnitude in sensitivity to lead to a guaranteed detection of the relic neutrinos.

Based on the ROM, density functional theory combinatorics is developed, reducing the calculation time for elastic properties by some orders of magnitude.

It is found that the bulk is supersaturated, but the supersaturation is by some orders of magnitude smaller than at the electrode electrolyte interface.

This hybrid approach was able to reduce computation time by some orders of magnitude.

In both cases, the SiNW resistivity is greater than the bulk one by some orders of magnitude.

He gives no bond and takes no oath, unless by some order of the Commissioner of Pensions of which we are not advised.

Dell has been troubled recently by parts shortages that have delayed some orders of high-end computers, and the company said it would not set a date for availability of the Special Edition Dimension, other than "when it's ready".

The result was impaired by the Rayleigh peak, which was some orders of magnitude more intense.

The currents pertaining to the oxidation and polymerisation of catechol are far higher (by some two orders of magnitude) than for the 2HBA in all tested media.

This is the smallest force ever detected, by some three orders of magnitude.The newton, named after the physicist Isaac Newton, is approximately the force exerted by gravity on an apple at the Earth's surface.