As I watched each surgeon coordinate their respective portions of the operation seamlessly, I started to feel the thresholds of my different professional worlds converge.
It is possible that the anthropogenic PM2.5 spline may approach a linear form with additional data points, especially at higher concentrations, but given the uncertainty at higher concentrations we felt the threshold at these high concentrations would not unnecessarily enhance the high concentration effect.
We excluded studies if the study authors used active case detection to recruit participants, as we felt the threshold of symptoms leading to testing may be lower than for a self-selecting sample attending healthcare facilities and that this may influence the findings.
Deficit reduction in the 1990s, Rubin feels, was the "threshold act" that triggered "the sustained, robust recovery of the 1990s".
Any older woman (maybe not Helen Mirren) feels that threshold crossed when a cursory glance looks through her, an irrelevance, not in the game, no status.
Barry Richard, Gov. George W. Bush's silver-maned, seemingly omnipresent and indefatigable main lawyer here, was riding in an elevator in the Leon County Courthouse this afternoon when a radio reporter aimed a microphone at him and asked, "Do you feel they met the threshold of the law?" It is a fair enough question.
The gigantic light sculpture lets viewers experience what the threshold might feel like, without the accompanying mortal peril.
But entering the forest's cool depths feels like crossing the threshold into a surreal wilderness.
Mr Blomfield told the minister that graduates felt "sore" that the threshold had previously changed "in conflict with the contract that they thought that they had".
This argument relies on assumptions about the capacity of such animals to feel pain, the thermal thresholds for tissue freezing, the temperature-dependence of nerve-impulse transmission and brain activity, and the magnitude of thermal differentials within the bodies of rapidly-cooling animals.
