Sentence examples for precise magnitude from inspiring English sources

Then, by varying the relative velocity of the radiating and absorbing solids until resonant absorption is reestablished, the precise magnitude of the disturbing effect can be determined.

It is, he wrote, "no longer possible, scientifically or politically, to deny that human activities have very likely increased global temperatures; what remains in dispute is the precise magnitude of the human impact".

In other words, although the effects seem to be small, and although their precise magnitude is uncertain, the position that they don't have any effect at all is hard to defend.

"I can't really give you an accurate magnitude picture – because it is one station and I don't know how much air blast and how much of it is ground vibration, so I can't give any precise magnitude measure for it," Bellini said.

Pain recall after one week was similarly precise (magnitude: p < 0.01, duration: p < 0.05).

The precise magnitude of the effect of acute exercise on subsequent energy intake is not well understood.

This scientific understanding is incomplete, and there remain significant uncertainties about the precise magnitudes, timing, and dangers of climate change.

"The simulated effects of E.U. biofuels policies imply a considerable shock to agricultural commodity markets, but precise magnitudes need to be treated with some caution," according to one of the draft reports prepared for agricultural officials.

Next, to assess the ability of the method to reproduce precise magnitudes of selection, the mean predicted selection coefficient was calculated over the prespecified driver loci across simulated population histories having between 5 and 50 driver loci.

Debate continued about the precise moment magnitude of the event.

He has reportedly claimed to develop radon-monitoring devices that can give the precise location and magnitude of a future quake, hours or more before it occurs.