An order of magnitude is an approximation of the logarithm of a value relative to some contextually understood reference value.
Orders of magnitude may also refer to:
Examples of orders of magnitude
- Orders of magnitude (acceleration)
- Orders of magnitude (angular momentum)
- Orders of magnitude (area)
- Orders of magnitude (bit rate)
- Orders of magnitude (charge)
- Orders of magnitude (current)
- Orders of magnitude (data)
- Orders of magnitude (energy)
- Orders of magnitude (entropy)
- Orders of magnitude (force)
- Orders of magnitude (frequency)
- Orders of magnitude (illuminance)
- Orders of magnitude (length)
- Orders of magnitude (luminance)
- Orders of magnitude (magnetic field)
- Orders of magnitude (mass)
- Orders of magnitude (molar concentration)
- Orders of magnitude (numbers)
- Orders of magnitude (power)
- Orders of magnitude (pressure)
- Orders of magnitude (probability)
- Orders of magnitude (radiation)
- Orders of magnitude (specific heat capacity)
- Orders of magnitude (speed)
- Orders of magnitude (temperature)
- Orders of magnitude (time)
- Orders of magnitude (voltage)
- Orders of magnitude (volume)
Other
- Orders of Magnitude (album), an album by Information Society
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