magnitude
તીવ્રતા
definition
noun
they may feel discouraged at the magnitude of the task before them
the great size or extent of something.
electorates of less than average magnitude
size.
translation of 'magnitude'
પરિમાણ,
વિસ્તાર,
વિશાળતા,
મોટાપણું,
માત્રા
example
The minister said events of such 'magnitude' had a positive impact on a country's economy as they boosted the tourism sector and also helped in upgrading of infrastructure.
The media is speculating about our financial returns, but the promotional value of telecasting an event of such 'magnitude' is immense.
In regard to the immense territory of the United States, 'magnitude' is best conveyed by considering the variety of the society settled on it, as various as that of Europe.
It appears as a very bright yellowish-white u2018staru2019 shining at 'magnitude' 0.1 at midmonth.
It certainly took everyone by surprise in terms of the scope and 'magnitude' of the devastation.
The 'magnitude' of the task was overwhelming, the costs intimidating, yet even if had they been grasped there was not the talent within government to deliver.
This correlation may have been increased when few extreme animals per family were selected, because the average 'magnitude' of residual effects was likely increased.
One, they were coming in relatively small numbers for a news event of this 'magnitude' u2026
Labrum, though only 4th 'magnitude' , is the brightest.
No rigorous studies have evaluated the frequency or 'magnitude' of effects of such substances on blood pressure.
New York has never witnessed an event of this 'magnitude' , as the 22nd
Although some realignments took place, both their frequency and 'magnitude' were substantially lower than in the previous phase.
It's also important to grasp the 'magnitude' of the challenge they're undertaking.
More generally, estimates of the average 'magnitude' of epistasis per mutation pair are difficult to extract from designs of this type.
A world event of this 'magnitude' has been sadly absent from these shores since football's World Cup of 1966 and remember how brilliant that was.
Proposing the means by which this group psychopathology can be overcome is a task of 'magnitude' beyond the scope of this work.
The size and 'magnitude' of the attendance alone is mind-boggling.
That is to say, the average American income is of quite some 'magnitude' above the average New Zealand income.
The size and 'magnitude' of the room overwhelmed Enela.
The catastrophe of the Late Devonian was roughly equivalent in 'magnitude' to the event at the end of the Cretaceous that killed the dinosaurs.
One would have thought that a story of this 'magnitude' would warrant extensive media coverage but no, the silence is deafening.
Unable to state how much would be required, he said a tournament of such 'magnitude' called for substantial resources and his association was appealing for assistance to make the tournament a success.
And, despite the unfathomable 'magnitude' of the events of that morning, life has, for all intents and purposes, returned to normal for most of us.
they may feel discouraged at the 'magnitude' of the task before them
Neither fish is brightly illuminated, with only three of the constellation stars appearing slightly brighter than 4th 'magnitude' .
events of tragic 'magnitude'
The position of a mobile pointer on a calibrated scale carries information about the 'magnitude' of the quantity being measured.
That Newmont is planning a school teaching the basic thee Rs, not to kids, but to adults keen to get a job, is a measure of the task's 'magnitude' .
An event of this 'magnitude' could perhaps one day bring recognition to u2018trueu2019 heroes and heroines in society.
We understand that not all bills are subject to consideration by this council, but given the substance and 'magnitude' of this legislation, we feel it is an appropriate and necessary step.
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