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The constraint on the detection performance is defined as a minimum target probability of detection and a maximum permissible probability of false alarms.

In explosion protection concepts, for a protection of the type "flameproof enclosures" a maximum permissible gap is of major importance.

The Environmental Protection Agency sets a maximum permissible radiation dose for people outside the boundary of the Yucca project, and set a second standard for the maximum dose that they could receive through contamination of well water.

The permissible quantity of DON in harvested grain, food products, and feedstuff is limited by regulations in most countries.

The maximum permissible amount of berkelium-249 in the human skeleton is 0.4 nanograms.

A range was nonetheless suggested for maximum permissible accelerations of 0.11 0.15 g as an outline guide, with jerk limited to 0.30 g/s.

(Shishebori et al. 2013), and Shishebori and Jabalameli (2013a, b) studied facility disturbances as a constraint for the maximum permissible disturbance expenditure of the system.

Here, the maximum permissible EIRP of a WSD is relevant for the outcome as shown in Figure 5.

Two constraints (minimum permissible velocity as a limit for sedimentation and maximum permissible velocity as a limit for erosion of canal) have been taken into consideration in the canal design procedure.

The research Professor Evans did at MIT enabled him in 1941 to establish one ten-millionth of a gram of radium as the "maximum permissible body burden" -- the greatest quantity of a radioactive substance that the human body can tolerate without a likelihood of damage, allowing a large margin for safety.

Figure 1 shows the maximum permissible values of sulfur (a) and phosphorous (b) and the corresponding values in the studied steels.