Sentence examples for would be orders from inspiring English sources

Since using ab initio MD to compute all quantities necessary for this study would be orders of magnitude beyond the available computational power, we instead utilized a 'DFT correction' scheme for ReaxFF.

Bamdad and her Minerva researchers reasoned that if the probes were free to roam through the test solution in three dimensions, the binding would be orders of magnitude faster.

The group of physicists, based at the University of New South Wales and Purdue University, said they had laid the groundwork for a futuristic quantum computer that might one day function in a nanoscale world and would be orders of magnitude smaller and quicker than today's silicon-based machines.

As a result, Dr. Chiao said, according to his calculations, a one-inch disc of a high temperature superconductor like yttrium barium copper oxide would be orders of magnitude more sensitive than the sprawling laser arrays that are beginning to search for gravitational waves.

This doesn't mean that there would be orders from the Koch's to take this or that position or to address this or that issue.

"If we were to go with Sprint's voice network the cost of the deal would be orders of magnitude higher, and the free plan would between $15 and $20".

Troops would be ordered in.

He said no evacuations would be ordered.

Then drinks would be ordered and the dads would arrive.

That October, TfL said it would be ordering 200 more.

Britain would be "ordered" to take none but would be "invited" to take part voluntarily.