Synonym: magnitude, order. Similar words: magnitude, absolute magnitude, in order of, order of the day, order of business, plenitude, infinitude, border on. Meaning: n. 1. a degree in a continuum of size or quantity 2. a number assigned to the ratio of two quantities; two quantities are of the same order of magnitude if one is less than 10 times as large as the other; the number of magnitudes that the quantities differ is specified to within a power of 10.
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(31) The extremely crude treatment serves to estimate the order of magnitude of the response.
(32) The measured values and calculated values by the columniform flame hypothesis follow similar trends and are the same order of magnitude.
(33) New boosters can increase the payload by almost one order of magnitude.
(34) In the last 10 years researchers have advanced by roughly an order of magnitude.
(35) Due to the memory storage technology used in SSDs, the performance is an order of magnitude higher than regular hard disk drives.
(36) As charging power of cable is about one order of magnitude higher than general overhead line, how to compensate reactive power is a new subject to us.
(37) "It is resources of this order of magnitude that would make it possible definitely to lay to rest the specter of conflicts over food that are looming on the horizon," he added.
(38) But, so, too, did the agents of British colonialism, and on an order of magnitude that dwarfed Mau Mau acts of violence.
(39) It is demonstrated that the detection sensitivity can be greatly improved, and the resolution of SFM(scanning force microscopy) image can reach nanometer order of magnitude.
(40) For example, at the Porcupine Abyssal Plain,[http://Sentencedict.com] the amount of organic material sinking from above can vary by almost an order of magnitude from one year to another.
(41) This took on an additional order of magnitude with the emergence of the first proper alphabet, Greek.
(42) Figures of the same order of magnitude were obtained for yellowfin , with proportions respectively reaching 49% caught on drifting FADs and 7% from free schools.
More similar words: magnitude, absolute magnitude, in order of, order of the day, order of business, plenitude, infinitude, border on, magnify, magnifico, attitude, solitude, latitude, altitude, habitude, aptitude, fortitude, magnificent, platitude, lassitude, rectitude, certitude, beatitude, turpitude, gratitude, amplitude, longitude, multitude, servitude, magnificence.