Any element M of a partially ordered set A which includes a subset B, such that M is greater than or equal to every element of B.
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Malema's claim is correct when we look at the upper bound poverty line.
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The binomial upper bound is the most conservative estimate for most forensic applications.
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There is no upper bound on cruelty, he said.
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B = upper bound, expressed as a percentage
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Mathematicians quickly verified Egan's upper bound, which, like the lower bound, applies to series of any length.
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There is no upper bound on sadness.
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The upper bound poverty line was R779 per person per month in 2011.
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WiiWare games are large, and most of the really good ones top out the 40 MB upper bound.
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And besides, the fifty years is an upper bound, what a human engineer would call a three-sigma number.
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If gas prices are at the upper bound of expectations, the saving from going green could be £249m.
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This cooling rate sets the upper bound for the shock-temperature increase in the bulk meteorite at ~900°C.
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The upper bound poverty line of R992 per person per month is the threshold used to determine the middle class.
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We can put an upper bound on its size from the fact that we did not detect it before now.
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It provides an upper bound for the contribution that an observation can make to the total likelihood score in likelihood-based crystallographic algorithms.
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The Clopper-Pearson upper bound on the probability of paralysis with 95% confidence is no greater than 0.181.
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Until recently, most experts, while recognising improvements in survival rates, have assumed that there is a hard upper bound on the length of life.