Sentence examples for triggering criterion from inspiring English sources

The model is consistent with an often reported empirical triggering criterion for cryogen RPT.

Notice that the network performance is assessed provided that the triggering criterion has been already satisfied.

To reduce the likelihood that multiple simultaneous requests trigger the coordination procedure, an interference margin can be introduced in order to reduce the sensitivity of potential interferers to the triggering criterion.

This paper focuses on a handoff triggering criterion which uses both the RSS and distance information, and a network selection method which uses context information such as the dropping probability, blocking probability, GoS (grade of service), and number of handoff attempts.

Hydrogen purges were studied using different humidity levels, purge times, and purge triggering criteria.

In this subsection, we discuss handoff triggering criteria for optimizing the GoS, low-latency handoff in MIPv4 and fast handoff in MIPv6.

However, they used an ion trap instrument which limited the neutral loss triggering criteria to 116 ± 0.5 amu, not allowing for the high specificity of accurate mass measurement.

Moreover, the definitions used in non-RIFLE trials are often based on a percentage change in creatinine (100%), a creatinine threshold (>2.0 mg%), and the need for dialysis regardless of modality without specifying the triggering criteria.

Triggered email tethers LinkedIn's 364-plus million users to the site by connecting with them via titillating communication – if someone looks at their profile, if job opportunities matching their current role materialize, or any number of automated and triggered criteria that result in an email.

These additional lines of evidence support the laboratory and microcosm data, which indicate that CPY does not trigger the criterion for bioaccumulation under the SC or EC Regulation No. 1107/2009.

This, along with its short half-life in water (4.7 days at pH 7), supports the conclusion of Mackay et al. [15] that CPYO is less persistent than the parent compound, CPY, and therefore does not trigger the criterion for persistence under the SC and EC Regulation No. 1107/2009.