Sentence examples for threshold relationship from inspiring English sources

Just as Conrad's difference tones exploit the ambiguity of a listener's understanding of the "threshold relationship between pitch and rhythm" (in Branden W Joseph's words), the alternating, black-then-white frames of Flicker can likewise impact the moviegoer's ability to distinguish between photography and editing.

It is derived from the error threshold relationship of quasispecies theory, and it is slowly finding its way towards a clinical application.

This paper presents a combined model development, calibration and testing experiment study to investigate the primary controls on the observed precipitation discharge threshold relationship.

It will be shown that this detector's probability of false alarm and threshold relationship does not vary with the clutter power level.

This will then provide one with a threshold relationship that can be used with the new detector, when approximations of clutter parameters are applied.

Constant false alarm rate (CFAR) detectors are important because they eliminate the sensitivity of the probability of false alarm (Pfa) and threshold relationship to variations in the clutter power level [20, 21].

These "threshold" relationships between stress levels and community diversity differs from both the "extinction" and "competitive exclusion" responses proposed by Giller et al. (1998).

Although such threshold relationships may exist, we hypothesise that few continuously varying physiological processes or phenotypic traits actually relate to age-specific survival in this way.

Although Schwartz and Zanobetti (2000) argued that it is possible to detect threshold relationships in meta-analyses down to low concentration levels, they did not actually directly address the effect of measurement error on the shape of the concentration excess response within individual cities upon which the meta-analyses were based.

Although these factors need to be considered in evaluating epidemiologic study results, modeling techniques such as non parametric smoothing methods have demonstrated the capacity to identify potential threshold relationships even in the context of relatively extreme measurement error (Cakmak et al. 1999; Schwartz and Zanobetti 2000).

Subsequently, excitability parameters were recorded as current-threshold relationship, stimulus-response behavior, threshold electrotonus, and recovery of excitability from the abductor pollicis brevis following median nerve stimulation.