Sentence examples for fundamental threshold from inspiring English sources

"There is a fundamental threshold point, and it is this: does the government believe, do we believe, do I as prime minister believe that Mr Rudd is well suited for that role?

At that fairly fundamental threshold, Glass became hugely frustrating.

"Unless ice sheets collapse, I can't see a point at which we've passed a fundamental threshold where enough of the major emitters suddenly agree we'll have to do something," Prof Ridgwell says.

Sandeep also identifies a fundamental threshold U/X roadblock that inhibits simple public sharing and engagement with mobile video from taking off on a massive scale – that is, easily finding videos that do "matter" to you and with which you want to engage.

The results suggest that both crack closure and the existence of an intrinsic fundamental threshold curve with both ΔK and Kmax thresholds as a function of load ratio are necessary to fully account for R dependence of ΔKth.

The ΔK versus Kmax fundamental threshold curves are characteristic of ductile metals at all temperatures tested and are consistent with the existence of two threshold parameters, ΔKth* and Kmax,th*, for cyclic and maximum stress intensity, respectively.

The observation that many genes show abrupt changes in expression across the same narrow range of physiological conditions suggests that these may represent fundamental thresholds in drought stress response.

Given that the PCAIN is a function of two fundamental parameters, namely, threshold interaction distance and conserved solvent accessibility, we investigated the effect of modulating these parameters (Figure 5).

Thus despite the fundamental reliance on thresholds in vaccine science and immunization policy, previous statistical models have not specifically incorporated a threshold parameter for estimation or testing.

What's more, if what we care about is ensuring protection for the most vulnerable people, then what matters is not to privilege a particular cause of displacement but to identify a threshold of fundamental rights.

Despite the feeling among many people on the peninsula that the land is jinxed, city and state officials say they are confident that the project will move forward and that the 11-mile Rockaway Peninsula is on the threshold of fundamental change.