The five- to 10-millimetre size of the enlarging fracture marks a set of thresholds where new processes come into play.
It was a range of low minimum thresholds where anyone who met them was automatically entitled to come here… …almost on a self-selection basis… …to work and study – and in many cases, to bring their dependents too.
Each year, in a sacred rite, statues of the goddess Durga, made from dirt gathered from prostitutes' thresholds, where men are thought to have cast off their virtue, are taken in procession to the Ganges where worshipers look on as they dissolve in the muddy water.
The idea is that computing right now is at one of those thresholds where we can't quite grasp the idea of the "next generation".
Particular attention must be paid in compliance with legal and local regulations and statutory thresholds where applicable.
Thus, published data mostly report practical thresholds where non-linear dose responses are described through statistical approaches to define a point of departure.
Then we propose two new rank detection methods which use multiple thresholds, where each threshold corresponds to one possible rank value.
Another notable contribution is on thresholds where an unknown or random censoring of data is considered instead of the widely used zero censoring threshold.
The solid lines indicate the rates obtained with our approach in combination with varying thresholds where a dark line indicates a small threshold and vice versa.
However, the regional turnovers are both hundreds of times more frequent than mass extinction and represent the thresholds where invasions/abandonments and extinctions/speciation events start to happen.
As the Figure illustrates, there are discontinuous drops in total income at earnings thresholds where DI pensions are reduced or terminated entirely.
