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14:12 Dec 13, 2001 |
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4 +2 | triggering threshold |
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5 | trigger threshold |
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5 | threshold/surplus threshold/compensation surplus threshold |
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4 | Trigger point / trigger rate |
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trigger threshold Explanation: The phrase is borrowed from electronics, and does indeed refer to a level (of business activity, or electron activity) which, when reached, causes something to happen... HTH, HC |
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triggering threshold Explanation: This could be possible for financial translations, although it is more common in the medical field. Maybe we'll get some confirmation |
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