Sentence examples for vague threshold from inspiring English sources
What's more, it puts companies in the nearly impossible position of deciding what information meets this vague threshold.
Other commentators grant that it is logically possible that vague predicates have thresholds.
The newly introduced state of emergency had granted the authorities exceptional new powers, including the authority to search any premises ― without judicial oversight – on very vague grounds far below the threshold required under French criminal law.
They will always be vaguely successful and reach the threshold of profitability.
However, while human GWAS studies typically use 'genome-wide significant' (a somewhat vague term, but implying a conservative threshold for significance of 5e-8) and require replication, the approach taken here is to use an FDR approach with a generous threshold of 10% and no replication.
Although this may be a vague term, and in fact the thresholds of stress and strain that lead to tissue injury are unknown, we will use it as a concept beyond the classic opening and closing hypothesis.
So it is revealing that these attitudes have trouble getting a purchase on the threshold of oldness (or any other vague predicate).
The sensations were rated on a 0 10 visual analog scale (VAS): 0, no perception; 3, vague perception of moderate sensation; and 5, pain detection threshold.
There's a psychological threshold you cross when a threat you dismissed as vague and abstract suddenly becomes real.
Rather, typically some threshold set of actions is necessary to achieve the end; moreover the boundaries of this set are vague.
