Sentence examples for order of to from inspiring English sources

The four dimensions roughly corresponded (in descending order of ) to "harshness", "complexity", "size", and "appeal".

On one hand, the motion-induced Doppler shift causes a normalized carrier frequency offset (CFO) on the order of to, compared to to in RF channels.

Note that this is different from the sorted pruning version of the Algorithm 1, in which the columns of were sorted in descending order of to potentially result in large constrained sets.

On one hand, for aperiodic sequences, it is known that for most binary sequences of length the attainable sidelobe levels are approximately [2, 3] and the mutual peak cross-correlations of the same-length sequences are much larger and are usually in the order of to.

In April 2013, CEO Daniel Akerson announced that GM expects the second generation Volt to be priced on the order of to lower than the 2013 model year with the same features.

If any of them could become the next driver in the tumor, then the driver mutation rate u would be on the order of to, and if only a subset of all driver mutations could become the next driver, the driver mutation rate would be much smaller.

The 6 steps are presented in descending order of importance to be able to sleep.

"I believe the sensible number to be in the order of 14,000 to 14,500".

Visiting the region on Tuesday, Mr. Putin presented the Order of Courage to Mr. Yakupov's widow, Galina Aventyeva, and the Order of Friendship to Mr. Faizov.

Curiously, and highlighting the clear fudge in the 2013 Myefo, the IGR noted, "there is a wide range of uncertainty around estimates for the Nairu, of the order of ½ to 1 percentage point" meaning that the 6% assumption in "previous policy" was at the very extreme of any decent sensitivity analysis.

It is on the order of 10 to 104 emu/cm3.