Sentence examples for two or three orders from inspiring English sources

For those sharing dishes, one or two appetizers and two or three orders of meat for the grill per person seemed to cover the territory.

Even though U.O., with a quarter of a million subscribers, is two or three orders of magnitude larger than even the most populous MUD, Bartle's scheme fits the game pretty well.

"The uncertainty in the denominator means they could be two or three orders of magnitude off".

When dry superabsorbent polymers are immersed in water they swell by two or three orders of magnitude.

The resulting areas and volumes may be overestimated by two or three orders of magnitude, which is often critical in equipment design and selection.

Ultrahigh water permeance of 785.6 L per m2·h·bar obtained is two or three orders of magnitude higher than current commercially available reverse osmosis (RO) and nanofiltration membranes.

These results represent, potentially, an improvement of two or three orders-of-magnitude with respect to the best constraints obtained in the past with Earth LAGEOS and Lunar LAGEOS data (|α| < 10−5 10−8).

With some appropriate ripples, water molecules pass through bilayer graphene with two or three ordered channels during the transmembrane process.

Back then, according to Mr. Braddock, about 85 percent of the company's customers placed just one or two orders before giving up on the site.

I'm not allowed to tell you exactly how much it is, but I will say it's four or five orders of magnitude smaller than the ones that make the headlines.

KL1 was three or four orders of magnitude higher than KL2 at all pH values.