Sentence examples for magnitude whose from inspiring English sources

But as the institute's report explains, an "ordinary" life sentence is "a punishment of tremendous magnitude" whose "true gravity should not be undervalued".

Particles no longer sample the state space but instead a magnitude whose expectancy produces the centroid of the tracked person: the surface voxels.

After gravity data are transformed into the gradient domain, a threshold can be given, and the gradient magnitude whose corresponding gradient values are greater than the threshold can then be obtained.

Along with many others: e.g., Maudlin considers magnitudes whose values are represented by fiber bundles.

The magnitude determinations were then averaged over all the determinations made for the array to provide a conduction velocity magnitude, CV*, whose means ± SEMs are shown in Figure 4b.

That debate became more urgent after August 23rd, when a 5.8-magnitude earthquake, whose epicenter was in Virginia — the largest quake in the area in more than a century — shook the East Coast.

We included only those of magnitude >2.5, because there is no earthquakes whose magnitude is less than 2.5 in the KOERI earthquake catalogue in this region during the early 2000s.

Fig. 5 Histogram of the magnitudes of the main shocks whose magnitude-frequency distribution is shown in Fig. 4. The discrete 0.1-bins are clearly visible.

(In obvious contrast, the strings of binary digits employed in digital representation do not represent by means of possessing some physical property — such as length — whose magnitude varies in proportion to the magnitude of the property that is being represented).

There were no reports of serious injuries or damage in the quake, whose magnitude was measured at 4.2.

The first quake, whose magnitude was measured at 8.6 by the United States Geological Survey, was centered about 200 miles offshore and was felt across a large area.