Sentence examples for magnitudes note from inspiring English sources

To get a feel for these magnitudes, note that a trillion cubic feet is worth maybe $7 billion when delivered to the end user.

The distribution of the obtained local optima is spread along several magnitudes (note the logarithmic scaling on the x-axis), with the best (lowest) objective function value of 9.8903, which is very close to the best known solution for this problem and therefore can be considered as global minimum of the objective function.

As shown in this figure, varying α/γ over six orders of magnitude, only changes the F2-to-F1 screening ratio by two orders of magnitude (note that the vertical axis is the natural log, and not base 10 log of the screening ratio).

The findings are particularly important because reduction in diarrhea of the magnitude noted in these studies has not been achieved by hypo-osmolar glucose ORS which at best reduced diarrhea by 20% in children with diarrhea [5] and not at all in adults with cholera [18].

BSO sharply increased GSSG levels (Fig. 2C) and depleted cellular GSH pool by 80% (Fig. 2D) similar to the magnitude noted during glutamate challenge (6).

Origin times and magnitudes are noted for earthquakes of more than or equal to M 7.0.

Then the zero, positive and negative sequence components of the differential current phasor magnitudes are noted as α0, α1 and α2 respectively.

But a strip search is of another order of magnitude, he noted, especially when done on someone whose "adolescent vulnerability" magnifies the intrusiveness.

Asked if a stadium as old as the Superdome, which was built in 1975 and has hosted seven Super Bowls, is no longer equipped to host an event of this magnitude, Thornton noted the renovations.

Significant differences of similar magnitude were noted at the hip subregions (Table 4).

A blue shift of similar magnitude was noted for MIANS-labelled cysteine residues in Pgp and lactose permease [ 32, 40].