"Once they can crash that threshold into that urbanized landscape, they find that the living is pretty good".
The estimated predictability was then used to quantitatively evaluate the effects of the threshold of crash precursors, the matched and unmatched case-control design, and the control-to-case ratio on the predictability of crash risk models.
However, because dynamics are unstable at high densities, large populations are likely to crash, falling below the threshold where predicted changes in climate will cause the population to decline.
The same speed thresholds for crash prevention and mitigation apply.
The Ford has been tested for 75-mph rear-impact crashes, a far higher threshold than production cars.
"If I'm sitting far away from the bag, and the car is from a manufacturer with a high deployment threshold, and the crash is severe enough, I assume I will benefit.
The rate of inflation jumped by a record amount in December, approaching the level at which Bank of England governor Mervyn King would have to write his sixth letter to chancellor Alistair Darling, explaining why inflation has crashed through the 3% threshold.
Mr. Kelly said in his letter that the threshold for investigating crashes would draw in part on existing guidelines that emergency responders used to identify critically injured victims: anyone receiving CPR, in respiratory arrest or requiring a ventilator or circulatory support.
Additionally, thresholds for reporting a crash differed by state.
If the mechanical forces (kinetic energy) that people face during road traffic crashes can be kept below the threshold for severe injuries, the road transport system can be considered safe (Tingvall and Haworth 1999).
With the chlorophyll-a increase cladoceran zooplankton increased (Fig. 4) and the threshold at which abundance crashed in high resource enclosures moved forward along the fish biomass gradient (arrows in Fig. 2).
