The same trend appears also looking at the other graphics and help to observe that the slopes of the curves become tinier to a threshold which indicates the lower bound for any T g (from 16 to 128 individuals), no matter the number of CPUs exploited.
Coral bleaching occurs when the ocean temperature surpasses a natural threshold causing the tiny animals, called zooxanthellae, that give coral its brilliance to desert their polyp homes – leaving them bone white.
Joseph Picone, a tailor who specialized in men's trousers until a woman's skirt crossed the threshold of his tiny shop, died on Saturday at his home in Manhattan.
As I watched his tail-lights vanish down the hill, I thought of him driving home along the ugly provincial highway, past the draggled rural prostitutes he knew so well, stepping over the threshold of his tiny apartment, where no one waited for him, while I would sleep wreathed in the roses he'd lavished on my bedroom.
But with no threshold to exempt tiny small businesses – including startups – all the red tape and regulation which a big company can easily afford will be levied on seed-stage startups as well.
The simplicity of a tiny light, shining on the threshold of a Hindu home, speaks powerfully to us about the spiritual life and the meaning of Diwali.
However, with a tiny stimulus at the discrimination threshold this may not be a realistic assumption.
Or maybe he's somehow taking a tiny bit of salt, below the threshold you would detect in urine.
The vibe upon stepping over the whimsy-steeped, blue-striped threshold and into the tiny premises is distinctly yipster -- that is, yuppie-hipster.
"The automated questions are presented at a rate of 33 per minute the threshold of legibility on 21 tiny LCD screens encrusted on support columns in an exhibition hall or mounted on a wall," Sacks says.
