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And of course, it reaches the viability threshold.

The Nordic countries were not in favour of including a significant threshold in the scope of application or in the definition of damage since such a threshold was unnecessary and would be out of line with several liability regimes.

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Figure 1 shows the result for a diameter threshold of 1 cm and 1 mm respectively.

Now the viability threshold is reached, and the frequency distribution has dramatically changed and, in fact, stabilizes.

But then I'm going to slowly turn down the heat, so to speak, and then there's this viability threshold where now it would be possible for a replicator to actually live.

It is just over a year since Switzerland surprised many when it announced, and strictly implemented, a threshold beyond which its currency would not be allowed to appreciate against the euro. And, remember, the country s operating model for centuries has been to provide a safe haven for foreign capital.

Climate is a profoundly complex, nonlinear system, full of runaway positive feedbacks, hidden thresholds and irrevocable tipping points.

The ratio of outstanding debt to exports exhibited an improvement at 205 per cent but still remained above the 200 per cent threshold that is held to indicate the existence of a debt overhang.

46. In this connection, the Committee noted that the application of the adjustment formula prior to 1979 had produced no discontinuity at the threshold level, as was indicated in figure 1 of the report of the Working Group.

The Working Group also recommends that a threshold value be established for the special cases in which the generic fair market value of an item, or a set of items, is higher than 500 and its life expectancy is greater than one year.

They could argue that action is not necessary in a specific case, but they would have to do so publicly, thus becoming accountable for their inaction. In order to eradicate moral hazard, the system must have a resolution procedure to close banks when their capital falls below a minimum threshold.

And then, once you hit the threshold where the mutation rate is so high that you cannot self reproduce, you cannot copy the information forward to your offspring without making so many mistakes that your ability to replicate vanishes.

It was interesting that the commentary did not mention conventions which did not set such a threshold, for example the conventions on liability regimes relating to nuclear activities or the transport of oil by sea.

Traditional banking is subject to intense oversight, and regulations have only become more onerous in recent years, as regulatory authorities reacted to the 2008 global financial crisis by tightening rules on leveraging ratios and know your customer requirements. Many upstarts in the sector have carved out a competitive advantage by avoiding thresholds beyond which they would face substantial regulatory scrutiny and requirements.

Take the same country s current account deficit and ask how large a real depreciation is needed (making some assumptions about trade elasticities along the way) to close that external gap. If the recent real depreciation achieves that threshold, no further change in the exchange rate should be expected.

The respondents were selected from two main groups namely, persons resident in areas exposed to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait and persons resident in areas not exposed to Iraq's invasion and occupation (the control area ).

This confirmed that all forms of asbestos can cause lung cancer, mesothelioma, and asbestosis and that no threshold level of exposure could be identified below which asbestos does not pose carcinogenic risks.

(c) Photo neutron interrogation photo induced neutron emission occurs when the energy of an incoming photon (X ray or gamma ray) is above a certain threshold and atoms of low atomic weight undergo photonuclear reactions that emit neutrons.

A number of instruments had also referred to significant , serious or substantial harm or damage as the threshold for a legal claim.

Begin R, Masse S, Rola Pleszczynski M, Boctor M Drapeau G (1987) Asbestos exposure dose bronchoalveolar milieu response in asbestos workers and the sheep model evidences of a threshold for chrysotile induced fibrosis. In Fisher GL Gallo MA ed. Asbestos toxicity.

The debate continues on whether the threshold of significant harm is appropriate for the fragile natural resource of groundwaters.

But that is a poor rationale. While non organic fruits and vegetables had more pesticide residue, the levels in more than 99 of cases did not cross the conservative safety thresholds set by regulators.

Arbitrary, self serving criteria and thresholds regarding proliferation proof and proliferation prone technologies would only undermine the Treaty.

Firstly, although the commentary referred to the general pronouncements on future damage in the Trail Smelter case, it did not mention that the arbitral tribunal had awarded compensation with regard to cleared land and uncleared land without taking such a threshold into account.

Thirdly, the commentary cited in footnote 365 to the Convention on the Regulation of Antarctic Mineral Resource Activities, the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context, and article 7 of the Convention on the Law of the Non navigational Uses of International Watercourses, which referred to significant , serious or substantial damage as thresholds for legal claims.

The threshold value is to be reviewed by the next Working Group, as well as the remaining special cases contained in the report of the Working Group (see ibid., annex I.C.3), on the basis of information collected by the Secretariat, which should be mandated to maintain a database of special cases to assist in future reviews.

Noting that a temperature rise of two degrees Celsius above pre industrial levels was the threshold for dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system, he urged the Parties to the Convention and to the Kyoto Protocol to initiate a process in Montreal that would achieve equitable cuts in greenhouse gas emissions in the near future.

Paragraph (a) defined damage, whose eligibility for compensation required reaching a particular threshold, a requirement that was not without precedent.

Correcting for variations in the cost of living across countries, the paper concludes that 10,750 of purchasing power in the year 1990 is the threshold for per capita income beyond which a country is high income, while 7,250 makes it upper middle income. (These thresholds may sound low, but the World Bank uses similar cutoffs.)

With the unemployment rate currently at 7.4 having fallen nearly a full percentage point in the last 12 months markets can anticipate that the 6.5 threshold could be reached in 2014. And the prospect of rising short term rates means that investors no longer need to hold long term bonds to achieve a higher return over the next several years.

The Advisory Committee recommends that the General Assembly approve the reimbursement rates for the new items of major equipment set out in annex I.C.2 of the report of the Working Group, as proposed in the report of the Secretary General (A 59 292, para. 24 (c)), as well as the threshold value of 500 for special cases of major equipment as indicated in the same report (see ibid., para.