Limit violation

The crossing of limits is really the professional s problem rather than the client s problem. It is, after all, the professional s limits that are being crossed, and because of this, it is the professional who responds, often with anger or discomfort toward the client. What a professional should realize is that the client likely has no idea that he or she has crossed limits in the relationship. How could a client know a limit has been crossed if she or he has not been told about that particular limit Limit violation by a client usually is out of ignorance rather than out of spite. However, the professional often responds quite humanly to such a violation as if it were a threat and becomes upset at the client. 

The Shewhart chart fails to detect tne 0.5a shift in A at k = 10. But the CUSUM chart quickly detects this change because a limit violation occurs at k = 20. The mean shift can also be detected by applying the Western Electric Rules in the previous section. 

The result of Exercise 8.8 is an example of the acceptable limit violation for the experimental conditions. It is clear that a negative sulfuric acid concentration has no physical meaning, and therefore it is not possible to... 

The generally acceptable values of TS are 6. When the tracking signals go outside these limits, the forecaster should be notified to determine the cause of fhese limit violations. 

The above examples illustrate some advantages of FTA applied to criticality safety programs. A top-level fiiult tree model for determining the most probable types of criticality sirfety limit violations (e.g., geometry, concentration, volume, Spacing limit), which will contribute to a future accidental critic ity, will also be presented. 

The phenomenon of transitioning from atrial synchronous ventricular pacing to atrio-ventricular sensing due to upper rate limit violation is sometimes called "pre-empted Wenckebach" upper rate response. Pre-empted Wenckebach becomes troublesome in the patient with a biventricular ICD because of the possibility of ventricular double counting. 

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