What does O stand for?

Order of Magnitude (computer algorithms)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Hence days are getting longer, by the order of magnitude indicated in Henry's letter.

Incorrect spin

22] liter (sub-zeptoliter) materials property changes, more than an order of magnitude improvement in volume over that previously available with commercial systems.

Thermal analysis system

He added: 'The potential hydrocarbon resources associated with the ridge structure are an order of magnitude larger than our earlier discoveries on this permit.

Petroceltic delight at massive gas find

Speaking on the sidelines of the 17th World Meat Congress in Cape Town, South Africa, he added, "The order of magnitude is a 50 million tonne increase (to 315 million tonnes) in global meat consumption between 2005 and 2015.

China will fuel global meat consumption

A new study from researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) shows by adding an invisible layer of the nanomaterials to the bottom of a metal vessel, an order of magnitude increase in efficiency is possible in bringing water to boil.

Process steam: A two-minute egg in 12 seconds

The order of magnitude of getting the balance right between national security and civil liberties is too great to be subject to what are really less important considerations.

Letter: Your Say - Cool heads to the balance right

Face recognition performance on still frontal images taken under controlled illumination has improved by an order of magnitude since the FRVT 2002, NIST reports, and in certain cases, the algorithms can outperform humans in face recognition.

NIST report shows major improvement in face recognition technology

The result claims to be order of magnitude performance improvements, reduced IT costs, and increased management and security.

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