I have a very low threshold on our professor".
But it's against a very low threshold for many workers," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton.
GEORGE ORWELL'S classic "Down and Out in Paris and London," with its seamy world of plongeurs, cheap hotels and rotgut wine, set a very low threshold for budget stays in Paris.
"The saving grace here, I think, is that the Connecticut law has a very low threshold for the exemption," said Jon Bauer, clinical professor of law at the University of Connecticut School of Law.
"Authentication of social media evidence generally has a very low threshold," said Mr. Browning, meaning that a defendant would have a hard time in court trying to disavow himself from his Facebook profile.
It is possible to engineer some risks to a very low threshold of probability, but losses and unforeseen events can never be entirely eliminated because of cost considerations, the human factor, and environmental uncertainty.
The ICzDBT showed a hole mobility as high as 0.17 cm2 V−1 s−1 and a current on/off ratio of 1.2 × 106, with a very low threshold voltage of −0.8 V.
P-mode operating LT TFETs deliver an ON state current similar to that of the HT reference, opening the door towards optimized devices operating with very low threshold voltage VTH and low supply voltage VDD.
This nano-diamond film shows a very low threshold electric field of 2.2 V/μm and a high emission current density of 720 μatcm2 appliedied field of 6.4 V/μm.
In 2007, JRF called for the very low threshold of £23k (liquid assets including housing assets) to be doubled, in order to prevent people with modest assets having to lose the lion's share of their life's savings to pay for care.
On the other side, the six nations have a very low threshold for success - signs of 'serious engagement', maybe without specifics on what kind of limits Iran would be prepared to accept on its nuclear programme, but enough to give hope that those specifics will be on the table in the next round of talks.
