Sentence examples for magnitude large from inspiring English sources
The inertial actuators can provide control forces with a magnitude large enough to reduce the sound radiated by the vibrations of the hull in some frequency ranges.
For hypocentral distance and signal duration, the (slight) possible trends were likely affected by a trade-off from magnitude (large magnitude being generally associated with larger hypocentral distance and larger signal duration).
Some sites may experience changes of a magnitude large enough to change their climate classification type.
We ran a mixed-model ANOVA with group as a between-subjects factor and condition, outcome (gain vs. loss), and magnitude (large vs. small) as within-subjects factors.
Some of this variability in sporulation may result from inherent variation in growth among individual plants, which can be of a magnitude large enough to obscure responses to elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration treatments (Poorter and Navas 2003).
This frequency is many orders of magnitude larger than the frequencies of common mechanical waves.
As a result, the $340m payment is an order of magnitude larger than anything previously envisaged.
A nuclear war has an extremely high likelihood of creating a refugee crisis orders of magnitude larger than the one we seem unable to cope with today.
Per unit of energy, the water footprint of bioenergy and hydroelectricity is two to three orders of magnitude larger than that of fossil fuels and nuclear.
Most experts think that this deep (hidden) web is several orders of magnitude larger than the 2.3 billion pages that we can see.
"This is an order of magnitude larger and will require much more scrutiny and data," said Carl W. Tobias, the Williams professor at the University of Richmond School of Law, in Virginia.
