Sentence examples for certain magnitude from inspiring English sources

Even back then, before the growth of the Internet, tabloid stories of a certain magnitude were capable of taking on a life of their own.

And a tour of the neighbourhood teaches you that when cuts reach a certain magnitude, it's not just services you lose; it's an entire democratic institution.

Nevertheless, for the first time it became possible, in the framework of an equation, to multiply or divide both sides by a certain magnitude.

Writing an autobiography (or, more precisely, co-writing one) is a rite of passage for tennis players who achieve a certain magnitude of celebrity.

If your house is on a 100-year flood plain, for example, that's because an actuary looked at historical data and calculated that there's a 1 percent chance of your neighborhood's experiencing a flood of a certain magnitude every year.

Whenever we pick up the work of any of these people, we know without looking that the subject will be important, that something "of certain magnitude" (Aristotle) is at stake.

This is primarily due to saturation of the original magnitude scales above certain magnitudes.

For even if we cannot know for sure what the value of a certain unobservable magnitude is, we might well have better or worse estimates of the value of the magnitude on the evidence.

A set of ground motions is formed from simulation of potential events with a certain moment magnitude range, source-to-site distances and soil conditions.

On each trial, subjects chose between two pictures that led to a certain reward magnitude (quantity of fruit juice) after paying a certain cost.

First of all, we are concerned with statistical models for the data of occurrence times and locations of earthquakes whose magnitudes equal to or larger than a certain cut-off magnitude Mc.