Examples of using Threshold values in English and their translations into Slovak
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Individual threshold values for humidity and temperature can be defined,
Measuring range up to 15,000 l/min for absolute flow information with threshold values.
Individual threshold values can be defined, so that all alerts and actions are adapted to match your household situation.
Amendment 20 concerning a future revision of groundwater quality standards and threshold values is also acceptable provided that the revision timetable is consistent with the implementation milestones.
can signal when threshold values are exceeded, or reset the changed parameters to the initial settings.
A looser definition of carbon leakage with up-to-date qualitative risk criteria without introducing threshold values;
States have to decide, using threshold values, whether the results of this assessment mean that an EIA must be carried out.
When certain threshold values for air pollution
The second phase, laying down stricter tests and threshold values, is to apply to vehicles that are type-approved from 1 September 2010.
The second phase, laying down stricter tests and threshold values, is to apply to vehicles that are type-approved from 1 September 2010.
regularly update- such threshold values for key pollutants
regularly update- such threshold values for key pollutants
The framework directive on protecting pedestrians is based on tests and threshold values suggested by the European Enhanced Vehicle-safety Committee,
These interactive intensities are about 1000 times smaller than the threshold values formerly estimated by otherwise knowledgeable theoreticians,
so-called threshold values- no more than two degrees of global warming- based on‘expert opinions'.
Nutritional profiles discriminate against basic foods, and the threshold values for salt, sugar
Emission threshold values for passenger cars
reduce the threshold values and so gain greater transparency,
as Member States are notably required to establish‘threshold values'(quality standards) by the end of 2008.
that any significant and sustained upward trend will have to be reversed when reaching 75% of the values of EU-wide groundwater quality standards and/or threshold values(Figure 7).