Sentence examples for sizes of order from inspiring English sources

At the same time, according to the data of these investigations, the presence of copper dopant in particles with sizes of order of hundreds nm is of order of ~2 wt.% (Figs. 3a, 2), and in large particles with sizes ~10 μm the presence of Cu was not detected (Figs. 3a, 1).

These general features have been explained by a narrow circumnuclear ring of material from which the diffuse emission arises, and individual masing clouds with sizes of order one parsec that give rise to the compact emission.

Home-range sizes of order 1 10 km cited for many California rockfish species [26], [35], for example, may be significant in terms of their effects on persistence for reserves that are often the same order of magnitude in size [25], particularly when the distribution and amount of harvest effort is not controlled.

We conclude that counts of 200 or more for sample sizes of order 1000, which are based on distances of d ≥ 2 and d ≥ 3, should already be regarded as correct.

Here, where we consider underlying population sizes of order N=10, and strongly beneficial mutants with selective benefit of the order of 10−2 per generation, selection is by far the dominant force above a frequency of q0, such that a deterministic model for haplotype evolution may be considered.

And, as they point out, Fairtrade doesn't provide farmers with any greater guarantee of future income, since it sets a minimum price but not a minimum size of order.

The new exchange has affected options trading "in a big way," said Kevin L. Murphy, a managing director in equity derivatives at Salomon Smith Barney, who praised the exchange's ability to present a continuous stream of updated quotes and to quickly determine the market for any size of order.

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and thus ϕ ϵ ″ ∈ L ∞ ( − ∞, V F ) with size of order of ϵ − 1.

The eigenvalues of Jρ measure the variation of the gray values within a window size of order ρ.

From our model-based analysis described below, we estimate products of selection coefficient and effective population size of order 100, so that only mutations with frequencies x < 0.01 are dominated by genetic drift.