In both these cases, ordinary people used technologies of connection to help them steer their own affairs, not merely managing complex domains to a minimal threshold of competence, but outperforming the official bodies formally entrusted with their stewardship.
Katherine Jumbe Bloomington, Minn., June 18 , 2009 To the Editor: Thirty years after assuming power, the Islamic Republic can still fail the minimal threshold of any would-be democracy: counting the vote without the appearance of impropriety.
Specifically, we use it to find the minimal threshold of casualty numbers for which the hypothesis of equal distribution of the two datasets can not be rejected.
At the level of theory and principles, most theorists of justice endorse the view that justice is done if all have equal genuine opportunities, or if all reach a minimal threshold of capability levels.
It appears obvious that structured exercise training has clear benefits over usual care, even when this includes physical activity advice, yet the question remains as to the minimal threshold of exercise intensity and volume to produce these changes.
It sometimes seems that all schools are trying to do is train children with a minimal threshold of skills to be cogs in the national economy (or Chinese travel agents!).
A total of 170 microRNA probes had a signal that passed the minimal threshold of 300 in at least one of the samples.
Despite this, every naïve animal immunized with a single oral dose of Ad-ZGP survived challenge, giving better precision on the minimal threshold of immunity required to achieve protection.
Upon inhibition of transcription, the minimal threshold of Cyclin B1 needed to maintain the mitotic delay is more rapidly reached, resulting in the activation of the APC/CCdc20 and the consequent active ubiquitination of Cyclin B1 and Securin, targeting these substrates for proteasome degradation.
