Sentence examples for means the threshold from inspiring English sources

It's not just the potential workload that means the threshold should be high, though.

For the globe, stabilising emissions means the threshold is crossed 22 years later, in 2069.

We do sometimes have to turn people away we should see because we get so many referrals, and this means the threshold for who we can help keeps changing.

The value in "Offer" means the threshold set by offerer, which is optional.

(10) where T F means the threshold that separates the resampled images from the non-resampled images.

This means, the threshold may be overestimated, as the simulation study revealed.

More limited air options, another official said, would mean "the threshold for using force is also lowered". That would presumably give new meaning to American and NATO threats of force.

I mean the threshold is only $600.

In Fig. 11, the threshold value means the setting threshold for 0.001 false alarm probability and 0 dB SNR.

That median UK household income at the moment is £23,200, which means the official threshold for poverty in the UK is £13,920.

This means that the threshold voltage should exist even at room temperature, which contradicts to our data.