Sentence examples for threshold degrees from inspiring English sources

Indeed, vegetation pattern formation has been identified with mathematical instabilities of uniform vegetation states, occurring at threshold degrees of aridity.

The analytical results indicate that there exists two critical threshold degree of saturation.

(How many trials of an unproven treatment for bladder stones does one have to run, to reach a threshold degree of belief in the results?) In this regard, it is fair to say that Hartley was one of the first Bayesians.

The number of degrees above the threshold degree-days, for a single day are calculated as follows: <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0006487.e003.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> Where Max. and Min. are daily maximum and minimum temperature (°C).

PLP decomposition stops when the threshold degree of correlation between λ i and Xcan no longer be satisfied (r2 > 0.75 and p -value < 0.05, see Table 3).

Hart et al. reported that there is a threshold level of 50 degrees for cup inclination.

With trajectories like these, there is no way the world can prevent global temperatures from rising beyond the threshold (2 degrees Centigrade above pre-industrial levels) that mainstream scientists regard as the upper limit of safety.

Even so it has been a common practice in the analysis of protein interaction networks to define an ad hoc threshold or degree scale such that all nodes (proteins) that have degree higher than this threshold are considered to be special in some sense and are called "hub" nodes.

Chapter 5 further investigates various other characteristics of the Erdős Rényi random graph while focusing on its critical behavior, connectivity threshold, and degree structure.

They then set a threshold of degree ≥ 3 for selecting positions.

We discuss the initial graph definition of unweighted graphs via fixed thresholds, average degrees or edge densities, and the use of weighted graphs.