Sentence examples for thresholds are overcome from inspiring English sources
Hybrid systems theory is applied to design the supervisory control in order to detect when force and position thresholds are overcome and when the communication between the local and the remote stations are interrupted or returned.
Evidently, the operations mentioned at points 4 to 7 above, come into effect when particular cognitive or physiological thresholds are overcome.
In such case, a special variation cause is identified at the point where the threshold was overcome.
In the DNA unzipping literature [7], [8] these pauses are believed to be caused by a series of energy minima where the strand separation stops until a certain energy threshold is overcome.
Under physiological conditions, exercise increases the strength of the tendon, but when the individual threshold is overcome, microdamage may occur.
After this threshold is overcome, further expansions become progressively more likely to occur, leading to the accumulation of dozens to thousands of repeats in just a few generations [ 33, 36].
We have also shown that problems with PNS and high capture thresholds can be overcome simply by changing the pacing vector.
Entrance of the liquid metal into the channel is opposed by the capillary pressure of the channel; this additional pressure threshold must be overcome if flow is to be initiated.
This limitation of the current system of specifying a minimum skid resistance threshold can be overcome by adopting a theoretically sound approach to represent pavement skid resistance under different conditions of water-film thickness and vehicle speed.
In other cases, however, the absolute signal strength following stimulation determines whether a threshold can be overcome [ 23].
The pull-off force Pc is then defined simply by the number of LP, nLP, multiplied with the adhesive force generated by each pillar FLP: (1) As soon as the critical threshold Pp,1 is overcome a number of SP, nSP, form contact with the probe and contribute with an additional adhesive force FSP to the overall adhesion.
