Sentence examples for threshold in which from inspiring English sources

"We've reached the threshold in which discussion of obstruction of justice is reasonable," he said.

But with most of the electorate now online, he said, "We're way past the threshold in which this is a reasonable medium in which to talk to voters".

Depending on the intensity and duration of a disturbance, an ecosystem may pass a threshold in which it is permanently changed, unable to return to its natural state.

The results demonstrated that there exists a SAM adsorption potential threshold in which the adsorption rate constant kt could be one order higher than its normal values.

This is where the geometry verification is useful: the RMS error is high, and should exceed the threshold, in which case the program will print an error message and no grid file will be written.

For nonhomogeneous networks, any distributed algorithm for tuning the carrier sense threshold, in which each node tries to maximize its own throughput without coordination, may significantly degrade MAC throughput.

Besides recording the number of procedures completed, the approach also records the maximum severity experienced by each animal, ranging from "sub-threshold", in which the procedure caused less discomfort that having a needle inserted, to "severe" - judged as "a major departure from the animal's usual state of health and wellbeing".

This paper represents systems-of-systems as networks and identifies thresholds in which a resilient network design is more cost-effective than a robust one.

The simplest segmentation techniques employ global thresholding in which one threshold value is applied to the whole system.

I D thresholds for mass movements in Taiwan tended to be higher than those for other areas, but the rescaled I MAP D thresholds (in which rainfall intensity was rescaled using a MAP of 3000 mm) tended to be lower.

They showed that the method of limits often used for the determination of thermal thresholds in which the stimulus is stopped by the subject, resulted in greater overestimations of threshold when temperature rose faster.