Validity of the simple formula for mode II effective threshold for single-phase metals based on the dislocation emission model was confirmed.
Two internal variables are introduced so as to define each threshold, the first one ϕX is associated with internal stresses, while the second one, ϕth, measures the effective threshold for plastic deformation in the crack tip region.
Ideally, an effective threshold for z-score strikes a good balance between reliable recognition and keeping sufficient keywords for subsequent semantic representation in SLU.
Like me, you may have been puzzled why the Tories think that promising to increase the effective threshold for inheritance tax (IHT) from £650,000 to £1m, for a married couple, is a big vote winner - in that in 2010, only 2.6% of estates paid the tax.
In practice the effective threshold for energy transfer is approximately 10 nm.
Therefore, the distribution of probe intensities is generally bimodal, and the minima between the present and absent peaks can be used as an effective threshold for binary classification.
However, the variation of this preference across population groups should be studied in more detail in order to design an effective threshold for discouraging direct visits to a specialist without a referral.
This non-random misclassification will also inflate the risk estimates associated with obesity, as the effective threshold for the latter will be above 30 kg m-2 [ 30- 32].
In particular, Ki-67 LI has been proposed as an independent predictive and prognostic factor in early BC (Urruticoechea et al, 2005), although uncertainty concerning the most effective threshold for discriminating between low and highly proliferative tumours still persists.
Research initiatives in this direction aim at addressing this problem of effective threshold selection for activation functions.
