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Development thresholds and accumulated temperatures vary owing to different instars.

Thoroughly clean all door thresholds of dirt and debris.

For both hosts and services, there are global high and low thresholds and host - or service-specific thresholds that you can configure.

Some applications may require more complex drag thresholds. Three-dimensional applications often require drag thresholds that enable movement in three projected axes on the screen.

A performance requirement specifies acceptable thresholds of performance and helps validate service level agreements.

What's more, it includes rules of thumb, customizable alert and alarm thresholds, and so on.

Speaking of colors in nature, people's aesthetic standards and thresholds have been raised year by year.

The pain thresholds of high and medium dosage YTLP groups were near to the aspirin group.

The absorption spectra and photo damage thresholds of crystals were measured.

One worry is that a lot of harm may be done if temperatures breach certain thresholds even briefly.

Staff members of each project or enterprise can define warning and error thresholds for each metric by using the preferences screens, and these thresholds can then be Shared amongst team members.

You should choose the appropriate door sweeps and thresholds for the bottom of the doors as well.

Highlighting quickly draws your attention to system alerts or thresholds that have been exceeded and need attention.

And as resize thresholds are reached, the time taken jumps as an extra resize and copy occurs.

Bone conduction thresholds of the patients were detected by OB822 audiometer made in America to record their audiogram.

Such customization of programming thresholds can typically be obtained at any cycle of programming the memory cell (215, 640), to increase flexibility in circuit design.

Over the years I've found it's also an effective strategy to sell calls on stocks I already own when the Nasdaq Composite hits one of my selling thresholds.

All the subjects sat in the standard audiometric room, the air and bone conducted pure-tone auditory thresholds were examined by the professional technician.

It is important to include the thresholds as a performance indicator when the uptime availability will be less than the guaranteed time.

CONCLUSION: About half of the auditory thresholds in infants failed in the initial and secondary hearing screening are still in normal range.

After defining thresholds for the transactions we playback, we can receive alert events when the performance problem happens and take actions to fix it before it is experienced by real end users.

There are no national restrictions for applying salt to roadways, but in 1988 the EPA issued a report defining chronic and acute thresholds for chloride toxicity in streams and rivers.

Methods the pure tone thresholds of 30 subjects (60 ears) were measured by pure tone audiometry and MCML was obtained by means of the same frequency tone masking test.