Sentence examples for two orders of magnitude shorter from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's wise to take these predictions with a large grain of salt (NaCl) since Bh-274 was predicted to have a half-life of 90 minutes, but after it was synthesised, its half-life was found to be almost two orders of magnitude shorter -- only 54 seconds.

This value is two orders of magnitude shorter than the thermal escape time for electrons (approximately 60 ps).

The termination time of DuOpt Algorithm is almost two orders of magnitude shorter than the SUMT Algorithm, as the number of epochs is varied (see Figure 3).

Our combined warmup scheme MRRL NSL achieves the same accuracy for sampled LRU cache simulation as MRRL with a two orders of magnitude shorter warmup.

Using these acceleration techniques the computational time of the POD model was two orders of magnitude shorter than the full-order model.

In general, this experiment has investigated a composite CdS/TiO2 structure (TiO2 nanotubes with homogeneous CdS coating inside) by a new ultrafast growth method with the growth time (~90 s) two orders of magnitude shorter than similar methods [27] at RT.

Comparing results from mechanical tests in composite specimens, significant degradation was found, with up to 36% lower static shear strength and three orders of magnitude shorter fatigue life.

These time scales were in turn six orders of magnitude shorter than the ones associated with gas-phase chemistry or with a simplified single-step catalytic reaction.

This would mean that for many reaction-diffusion scenarios one can roughly expect three orders of magnitude shorter computation times.

Nevertheless, this approach is not applicable to single ncRNA sequences, because those sequences are three to four orders of magnitude shorter than the required length (2,097,152 nt) for reliable statistical analysis by the current approach.

(1) The Curie relaxation component, also known as χ relaxation, only becomes important if T1e is at least four orders of magnitude shorter than the rotational correlation time, τR.[ 7] In the case of most ideal solvent paramagnetic probes, the Solomon Bloembergen contribution predominates, in part, due to a long lifetime of the electronic spin state.