It therefore allows the solution of games that are orders of magnitude larger than were previously possible.
This optically induced spin alignment can be transferred to surrounding nuclei, for instance 13C nuclei in the diamond to "hyperpolarize" them, i.e. providing NMR signals that are orders of magnitude larger than possible even with room-sized superconducting magnets.
Our goal is to create diver-deployable tools that are orders of magnitude faster, more precise, and less expensive than current practice to enable mapping and imaging of these underwater resources at a societal scale.
B cell superantigens are proteins that are capable of immunoglobulin variable region mediated binding interactions with the naive B cell repertoire at frequencies that are orders of magnitude greater than occur for conventional antigens.
This may be the case with 1,2-DCA; however, EDB is likely to be found at concentrations that are orders of magnitude higher than its low Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) of 0.05 μg/L (micrograms per liter).
The method performs accuracy computations on statistical samples that are orders of magnitude larger than ones used in other methods reported in the literature, thus allowing detailed error analysis.
This approach differs significantly from that typically employed in the AEM, where spectrum image data is acquired serially (a pixel at a time) using per-pixel dwell times that are orders of magnitude larger.
