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spec: '' Now , some 200 years later , we have progressed from a time when vaccination was a rare event , and Jenner 's theories about vaccination were not widely accepted , to the late 1900s when vaccines are so commonplace that most children receive multiple vaccinations before they reach their first birthdays . The hydrogen levels in the tanks are currently being monitored with an electrochemical sensor , but this instrument has a detection limit of 7 parts per thousand and a response time of several minutes . `` Statement of Position at 8 . That is to say , if a participant had a detection or recognition distance of 183 m ( 600 ft ) , the threshold value was determined by linear interpolation between the 152.5-m ( 500-ft ) and 244-m ( 800-ft ) photometric measurements . The recent emergence of liquid chromatography / mass spectrometry ( LC / MS ) techniques capable of testing for CAP in complex matrices has a detection limit at or below one part per billion5 . I did n't think we had the detection devices to know whether they were following for sure , and that became a source of argument with several of the professors at California Institute of Technology who were supporting what Stevenson was advocating . Yet certainly it was not meant as caricature ; for his heart , almost even to idolatry , was in his reverence of Dr. Dr. Burney was often surprised that this kind of farcical similitude escaped the notice of the Doctor ; but attributed his missing it to a high superiority over any such suspicion , as much as to his near-sightedness ; for fully was Dr. Burney persuaded , that had any detection of such imitation taken place , Dr. Johnson , who generally treated Mr. Boswell as a schoolboy , whom , without the smallest ceremony , he pardoned or rebuked , alternately , would so indignantly have been provoked , as to have instantaneously inflicted upon him some mark of his displeasure . Of the 175 not detected results , 122 had a detection limit greater than the 0.57 minimum concentration . This side had a detection range from 1 to 10 keV . If you see others there , initiate a chat . Watering with a light mist is best for establishing new lawns . Tell me not by way of excuse you will spare me tears ; the tears of women shut up in a melancholy place and devoted to penitence are not to be spared . Finally we have come to the most difficult question of all : " When will the detection and unambiguous attribution of human-induced climate change occur ? She is the heart and soul of this along with many people who provide the data . The proof is in what happens next , " said Bruce Schneier , chief technical officer for Counterpane Internet Security , a managed security monitoring company that has a detection response service that effectively is an alarm system for corporate networks . This device offers 103 to 104 greater throughput than previous one-dimensional microstream devices with interrogation volumes of 1 cubic micrometer . We think our people must keep making greater and greater and more and more efficient efforts . The method had a detection limit of 3.7 nanoM with a linear range to 37 microM . Recent studies have confirmed that people with dyslexia show greater activity in the part of the brain that processes sound and less activity in the area where the written word is processed . PC Evans is an adept investigator and she currently has a detection rate of 83 per cent . The test that will be released has a detection sensitivity similar to the 2 other tests and shows a concordance rate of nearly 100 % with these existing tests . Probably more than 30 minutes will be needed for this . The army retreats into Baghdad and commingles with the citizens . `` Another unanswered question is how some of the early branches of the animal family tree fit together . The tire tread with the FIR also had a detection distance difference of 3 percent from Phase II to the current research .