"There could be a sharp correction at some point, but no one has any idea about the extent or magnitude, " he said.
While McInnis previously has auctioned off individual lots related to Kennedy, the house has never hosted an auction "of this scope or magnitude or personal connection, " Meader says.
It is similar to a Hertzsprung-Russell (HR) diagram but the latter plots luminosity (or absolute magnitude) rather than just apparent brightness and a knowledge of the distances of the stars plotted is also needed.
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Many in the West have yet to fully grasp the magnitude or meaning of Israel's failure.
But it is still an order of magnitude or more too bulky for the new generation of micromachines.
They figured it was highly unlikely that a quake could be of greater magnitude or a wave of greater height.
It doesn't say how many patients were in the subset that appeared to benefit or what the magnitude of the benefit was.
It isn't the number of plaintiffs or potential financial magnitude that's unprecedented.
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On a later reciprocal visit, Lee in turn saw, to no surprise, that China was similarly flowering--only by an order or two of magnitude, on a Chinese scale.
And so New York, while it had gangs, there were not anything of the magnitude or order or, for that matter, longevity of the cast of characters out here.
"While the general mechanisms that create induced seismic events are well understood, we are currently unable to accurately predict the magnitude or occurrence of such events due to the lack of comprehensive data on complex natural rock systems and the lack of validated predictive models, " it states.
The length of the divergence, or non-confirmation, also provides important information about the magnitude of the rally or decline.
"This year and last year -- I can think of at least two or three of this magnitude, " she said.
The Hsinchu-based company said it has an emergency mechanism that automatically does so when an earthquake of magnitude 4 or greater is detected.
This means that while small-cap stocks have similar returns to their bigger brethren, they do not always move in the same direction or experience the same magnitude of change.
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Frank Lesh, futures analyst and broker at FuturePath Trading said after selloffs or moves of this magnitude, he looks for most commodities, including gold, to develop a trading range.
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Wastewater was first injected into Oklahoma's Wilzetta oilfields, near the town of Prague, some 18 years prior to the November 2011 series of quakes that included three of magnitude 5 or greater.
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And to get to these forecast numbers amidst a sea of generics and competing ADHD franchises (like Adderall), the price has to be an order of magnitude, or more likely two orders, higher than generic or even branded generic versions.
Mr Bilham believes this area has the potential to generate several earthquakes of magnitude 8 or more, and is the most vulnerable (in terms of potential loss of life and damage) of the regions that could produce a great earthquake.
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In April 2012, a study by scientists at the US Geological Survey of the interior of the US found that events of magnitude 3 or greater had "abruptly increased in 2009" from 1.2 per year in the previous 50 years to more than 25 per year - although a number of gas and oil extraction methods may be implicated in the rise.
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Mr Bidri said each of the explosions were of a similar magnitude to one or two grenades.
Mr. Johnson is right that scoring the dynamic effects can be difficult and that there are at times disagreements about even which was the sign goes, plus or minus, let alone the magnitude of the changes.
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"According to our results, a battery electric vehicle, with electricity produced by the power generation mix we currently have in Europe, compares favourably in the magnitude of 10% or so with diesel, " Daimler's chief executive Dieter Zetsche told the BBC.
Aftershocks can be expected for days or weeks after a quake of that magnitude, she said.
Backup or standby generators cost an order of magnitude less than generators designed to provide primary power.
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The power output is small, orders of magnitude lower than from hydrogen or methanol fuel cells, but the supply and handling of these flammable fuels is avoided.
Any Mac or Windows laptops are an order of magnitude more capable than the Chromebook Pixel i.e. web browsing, plus run locally thousands of native applications available for Mac or Windows.
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Or would the environmental consequences be of such magnitude as to make the decision ill-conceived?
Heavily indebted companies are also more vulnerable to economic shock and bankruptcy, increasing the risk and magnitude of any future financial crisis or recession.
The learning and growth you will experience will be directly proportional to the magnitude of the change you make or the discomfort you seek to experience.
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