Sentence examples for roughly an order from inspiring English sources

As the anhydride hydrolysis rate decreased roughly an order of magnitude per carbon number, the persistence factor increased roughly an order of magnitude per increase in carbon number.

Each class can fit roughly an order of magnitude more than the preceding one.

Specifically, even highly conservative theoretical calculations predict a volumetric event rate roughly an order of magnitude above common observational estimates.

But if you look at the branch misses over branches, they're off by roughly an order of magnitude just like before, so 10%.

The radiation hardness of the new sensors must be roughly an order of magnitude higher than in the current LHC detectors.

The asymptotic results are equivalent to full numerical integration when the TBL correlation lengths are roughly an order of magnitude smaller than the structural wavelengths.

Our most important result from this experiment was that for oblique illumination from a single projector, one obtains roughly an order of magnitude improvement in SNR when imaging through turbid water if scanned confocal imaging is employed instead of floodlighting.

In response, he showed me a graph: the size of the islands from which predators have been successfully removed has been increasing by roughly an order of magnitude each decade.

Extensive products of 2.72 2.68 Ga and 1.9 1.8 Ga episodes of subduction are preserved, but the spatial scale of corresponding domains increases by roughly an order-of-magnitude (to 1000 km, comparable to modern subduction environments) from the Archean to the Proterozoic.

Ratios of >1 MeV electron energy content to >10 MeV proton energy content are roughly within an order of magnitude.

For each increment in the order, the approximation error is found to decrease roughly by an order of magnitude, and the second- or third-order approximations are shown to yield responses very close to those from the pore diffusion model.