Intuitively, if the thresholds are too "liberal," many "breakdowns" will be identified, and if the thresholds are too "conservative", no breakdown will be identified.
"A lot of times last year, we had too many mental breakdowns and it hurt us.
Pressure started to build on the city to replace its 1960's-era machines after the 1984 presidential primary, as supporters of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the first major black presidential candidate, charged that there had been too many machine breakdowns in predominantly black neighborhoods.
But García has suffered too many on-course breakdowns, too many times, for anyone to invest much trust in his ability to maintain that kind of form over four rounds.
In too many cases, my breakdown takes the form of a fall or other accident of some kind.
Australia gave away too many penalties in the breakdown area against Ireland and Scotland.
They were turned over too many times at the breakdown, struggled in the line-outs, showed insufficient cohesion and made some horrendous errors at crucial times.
I've immersed myself in far too many accounts of the nervous breakdowns, love affairs and petty rivalries of poets and novelists.
