Sentence examples for much magnitude from inspiring English sources

"It's a question of how much magnitude, how quickly".

None of his 162 other regular-season starts with the Mets carried as much magnitude — at what other point had Glavine been wedged between two rookie pitchers, with a playoff berth in doubt, in a nerve-wracking closing week to a season?

Hence, in order to avoid too much magnitude decay and phase shift when the frequency deviates from the center frequency, conventional SOGI system requires a slightly higher k which in turn leads to a larger overshot in step response result.

For all these types of rapid coastal change, there is interest in knowing how often (frequency) and how much (magnitude) they affect particular Asia-Pacific coasts, not least to understand the effects they might have should they re-occur in the future [5].

The association of vimentin expression to a shorter survival had a greater prognostic significance than that of N TNM stage, tumour size, and of almost as much magnitude as other prognostic factors such as differentiation and surgical margin (Winter et al, 2006; Herman et al, 2008; Chang et al, 2009).

For example, when NAs increased the number of manual transfer of patient between bed/wheelchair and bath cart by one time in a workday, the risk of pain lasting for at least one day increased by 75% (OR = 1.75), and the risk for medical care seeking for LBP increased by a much magnitude at 251% (OR = 3.51).

A plane crash is always an unnerving event, but this crash assumed much greater magnitude.

"It's not so much the magnitude of the change, but the rate of change".

"This is a data scandal of a much larger magnitude," Mr. Caspar said.

"This crisis is a much greater magnitude" than Pearl Harbor, said Mr. Gordon, who still trades for his personal account.

Of much lesser magnitude are New Indo-Aryan borrowings from other languages, among them Portuguese and Turkic.