Sentence examples for thresholds over a from inspiring English sources

The structure is defined to be safe if a set of response quantities remain within prescribed thresholds over a given duration of time.

The results of this study indicate that TVI analysis (1) can quantify contrast thresholds over a wide range of background light levels, (2) clearly identifies the background light level at which a person with ocular disease needs more contrast, and (3) provides information that may be useful in designing better mobility training strategies.

In contrast, the Venetian blind was found to exceed the visual discomfort threshold over a large fraction of the day during equinox conditions (from 40 to 64% of the test day between August 22 and October 12).

Another option is a minimum deviation threshold over a certain time period that denotes convergence to the actual aggregate values.

A trigger is declared when the amplitude of this averaged squared detail exceeds a certain threshold over a certain triggering period.

This implies that one can use a uniform threshold over a wide range of system configurations having different spectral efficiences, while maintaining a close to optimal efficiency.

If the average value of the squared second detail is larger than the detection threshold over a period greater than the triggering period.

The alarm for one record is set when the amplitudes of the averaged squared second detail exceed the triggering threshold over a period longer than the triggering period.

The magnitude of the supply pressure is seen to have significant effects on the operating eccentricity, lubricant flowrate, temperature rise, stiffness and damping coefficients, and rigid rotor stability threshold over a wide range of speed conditions.

By constructing an appropriated function, we derive some explicit conditions in terms of matrix inequalities ensuring that the state trajectories of the system do not exceed a certain threshold over a pre-specified finite time interval.

The COMET catalogue records 'null' results – that is, a measurement of no deformation with a quantified uncertainty (or measurement threshold) over a particular time period (e.g., Moran et al., 2006; Ebmeier et al., 2013).