Sentence examples for changes of the order from inspiring English sources

Changes of the order of ± 10% from baselines were significant for considering the extent of change in salinities,   3.

Changes of the order of ± 10% from baselines were significant for considering the extent of change in salinities, Percent perturbations higher than ± 50% (i.e. ± 60 100%) are not realistic.

By comparing the direction and value contour of DEP force in both cases, we can find that the temperature increase from 20 to 100 °C does not lead to significant changes of the order of magnitude of DEP force.

It was found that the measured electrical resistances were very stable with time, by repeating the experiment several times on the same sample with almost no perceptible changes (of the order of 1 %, which also may be ascribed to the slight variation of resistivity as a function of ambient temperature).

The zonal wind fluctuation depicted in Fig. 2(a) shows noticeable changes of the order of 25 m s−1 around the 48-km, and ~15 m s−1 around the 18-km, height region, apart from a change of more than 10 m s−1 around the 15-, 35- and 52-km, regions.

For design-level stresses, nonlinear behavior in ductile materials is often minor (even high temperature structures are often designed with linear analysis) but heterogeneous brittle materials may show changes of the order of 10 30% in stiffness and strength for long-term behavior under design loads that are quite safe.

In May, Mr. Davutoglu called for drastic changes, on the order of "shock therapy," in Syria.

For some ETO companies, the situation is made extreme by market conditions, which imply long order horizons and many changes of the orders both before and after order acceptance.

(ii) Are the results modified by the change of the order of liquidation?

which after a change of the order of integration can be transformed into (58).

Since λ ≥ 1, then using the change of the order of integration, we get a contradiction for large t.