Sentence examples for uncertainty of order from inspiring English sources

We are five orders of magnitude below the IERS Numerical Standards that give a relative uncertainty of order 10−8 [19], as well as the per billion precision of a recent direct measurement involving large ring laser gyroscopes [20] and of old interferometer experiments [21].

33 Thus, Eq. (1) might be used as a first approximation, with an uncertainty of order of 20% on the decay constant that was tentatively taken as 0.0015 nm−1.

They get a better deal if they take what is in stock and they avoid the uncertainty of ordering from the factory.

Inversion is a common feature of closely spaced markers [ 25] and could be real, or due to error, or could be explained by the statistical uncertainty of orders at the cM-scale that is inherent in large data sets.

These marker order rearrangements could be real, they could be due to error in one of the small mapping populations or they could be explained by the statistical uncertainty of orders at the cM-scale that is inherent in datasets derived from a limited number of RILs.

Films assessed to be coherent with the substrate exhibited tetragonal strain values measured by HR-EBSD identical to those predicted from the composition and x-ray diffraction measurements, within experimental relative uncertainties of order 2%.

An uncertainty of one order of magnitude remains.

It is concluded that intersections of their trajectories will converge into several corresponding regions in the celestial sphere even if the breakup epoch is not specified and it has uncertainty of the order of several weeks.

These were to avoid uncertainty of the order of mutations in codons with multiple SNPs.

There is thus an uncertainty of the order of 100 million years or more in setting the time of the mammalian functional genome.

This provides insight into the uncertainty of the ordering.