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magnitude

[mag-ni-tood, -tyood] / ˈmæg nɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /




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That reduces energy consumption by orders of magnitude, eliminating the need for extensive cooling and spacing of components in data centers, compared with the dominant production technology for integrated circuits.

From The Wall Street Journal

Asylum applications to the EU dropped by almost 20 percent in 2025, the bloc's asylum agency said Tuesday -- warning however that a crisis in Iran could result in refugee movements of "unprecedented magnitude".

From Barron's

The next breakthrough of that magnitude is sitting in structural alignment research.

From The Wall Street Journal

Further rises will depend on the magnitude and duration of the conflict, the AA said.

From BBC

Although the fallout for energy markets and global economies will be extensive, investors should carefully assess the likely magnitude of the conflict’s impact before rushing to buy any dips.

From Barron's