The phrase "a preset threshold" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a predetermined or pre-established level or limit. Example: The company has set a preset threshold for annual sales, and if we don't reach it, there will be consequences.
When traffic exceeds a preset threshold, the software suggests that the computer is infected.
By applying a preset threshold, we know which pairs have heavily overlapping sketches.
Covering location models consider a demand "covered" if there is at least one facility sited within a preset threshold distance.
According to aggregation rules, gathering nodes are selected from candidate parent nodes and appropriate neighbor nodes considering a preset threshold of overlapping rate of sensing area.
We can then estimate the Jaccard coefficient for any pair of documents to be ; if this exceeds a preset threshold, we declare that and are similar.
The switches would allow an exchange to cut off one of its customers if the amount of trading from the firm exceeded a preset threshold.
Our test for near duplication between and is to compute this Jaccard coefficient; if it exceeds a preset threshold (say, ), we declare them near duplicates and eliminate one from indexing.
This forms the basis of a Bayesian control chart where the estimated posterior probability of the state can be compared with a preset threshold level to assess whether a full inspection is needed or not.
Technology companies commonly hand executives lucrative stock and option packages early on, he pointed out, while Computer Associates postponed the rich reward until after the executives had achieved something specific, getting the stock price to meet or exceed a preset threshold over an extended period.
Let T denotes a preset threshold.
To assure the server reliability, its instantaneous temperature is generally controlled within a preset threshold.
