Sentence examples for threshold definition from inspiring English sources

During convective summer events the low representativeness of the rainfall information recorded at the nearest rain gauge with respect to the precipitation over the landslide source area has been evaluated as a critical issue for rainfall threshold definition.

The standard image processing methods included pixelization, threshold definition, binary conversion, and geometry analysis.

The crucial step of the algorithm is the coring threshold definition.

An appropriate threshold definition has to exploit local measures able to provide a reliable color noise characterization.

This measurement transformation was performed to allow calculating a threshold similar to that shown in the Section "Threshold definition".

The threshold definition can be used to maximize BS capacity on the available PRBs, or to enhance user fairness.

This paper applies international humanitarian crisis threshold definitions to the BRHP data in an attempt to identify suitable mortality thresholds that may be used for the prospective detection of humanitarian crises in population surveillance sites in developing countries.

Liabilities to complex disorders, discussed in the accompanying paper, present difficulties in measurement related to the arbitrariness of diagnostic threshold definitions and problems with discrimination between trait values, especially within the 'normal' individuals.

Based on collection samples, a semi-automatic approach for the estimation of recall and precision values for various similarity thresholds minimizes efforts involved by static similarity threshold definitions [28, 29].

This difference may be due to the lymphopenia threshold definitions, and also to the case mix, as we included all patients with sustained hypotension, whether or not they had sepsis and/or bacteremia.

Papers that used earlier versions of the DSM or ICD were excluded, because of widely deviating threshold definitions for GAD.