The legislation would do away with a rule requiring the government to subtract $1 in Social Security benefits from every $3 beneficiaries up to age 70 earn over a prescribed limit, currently $17,000 a year.
Finally, the annual probability of failure, defined as the probability of seismic displacement or rocking response exceeding a prescribed limit, is evaluated for different locations in the United States.
In this method, either the "on" or the "off" action is delayed until a prescribed limit set point is reached, either ascending or descending.
Although the average pH values were within the BIS prescribed limits, however, the minimum pH values during PRM and POM were below the prescribed limit, i.e., 6.5 8.5.
The concentration of Cl− (215 1060 mg/L) is observed to be 1.02 4.24 times higher than its safe in 90% of the total groundwater samples, while the concentration of ( {text{SO}}_{4}^{2 - } ) (22 125 mg/L) is below its prescribed limit in all groundwater samples.
Thus, this two-step design can minimize the VFR-peak-error with the VFD-peak-error suppressed below a prescribed upper bound.
The amount of highly toxic metals Cd was found well below the prescribed limits for both types of water samples.
The study proposed the models in determining the optimum dosages of Class F fly and lithium nitrate salt in suppressing the excessive expansion below the prescribed limits at the above mentioned three testing periods.
All of the tested Malaysian honeys had moisture contents below 20%, which is the maximum prescribed limit (≤20%) for the moisture content as per the international regulations for honey [27, 28].
Fluoride is an oligo-element indispensable to bone and teeth development when ingested below the specified limit of 1.5 mg/L (Li et al. 2001; Susheela 1999) but poses a threat to human health when the prescribed limit is breached.
