Sentence examples for threshold with which from inspiring English sources

The markets may well become unusually nervous about the Fed's commitment to fighting inflation if it stops raising interest rates when core inflation is at or beyond a threshold with which Mr Bernanke himself is clearly associated.Already there are signs that people expect higher inflation to persist.

The findings for the eight cities thus converge, providing a quantitative threshold with which to define intensive travellers as well as the recruitment criteria for respondents for the qualitative survey.

Then, in practice, those users can be made to feed back, on the average, by intelligent selection of a threshold with which users compare their channel strength locally as detailed in [30] and decide to feed back or not, and by designing a proper UL channel access protocol.

Despite that, there is a threshold with which the increasing number of trees would bring no significant performance gain, but in fact only serves to increase computational burden [ 35].

As there is limited consensus on data reduction strategies, 38 most commonly relating to the best threshold with which to define MVPA, we derived the thresholds used in our study from a calibration study we conducted specifically in this age group and consider the thresholds used to be reliable.

(ii) We derive a simple threshold function with which TRSC can achieve full diversity in an relay network.

A reference system can be described as certain values for the biocoenosis at certain habitat types by evaluating biocoenosis-site-relationships and will ultimately lead to the identification of threshold values with which a significant change of the biocoenosis can be indicated (Fig. 2).

In addition, considering that 97%% of the land area showed a warming trend, we further adopted the average rate of temperature rise (0.22 °C/10 a between 1961 and 2010) as the threshold value with which to divide the world into a rapidly rising temperature zone and a slowly rising zone.

This improvement benefits from the dynamic double-threshold strategy, with which the detector tends to make the correct judgment when the received energy is not reliable enough.

I'd return again and again to the gate, the threshold, the movement with which he reached across the distance between us.

Let be some 3D unitary transformation (e.g., Fourier or wavelet transform), and let Υ θ denote the hard-thresholding operator with threshold θ, which is chosen with some fixed proportionality to the standard deviation σ of the noise.