Sentence examples for accurate tolerances from inspiring English sources

Enforcing such constraints may be necessary (i) to produce models to sufficiently accurate tolerances for import into a CAD system, and (ii) to produce models which successfully reproduce regularities and symmetries required by engineering applications.

A detailed understanding of normal tissue responses is needed to establish accurate tolerance doses and thus to optimize treatment effectiveness.

Taken together, results discussed above indicate that DinB function contributes to the accurate tolerance of DNA lesions induced by UV, MMC, or 4-NQO.

The increase in replication fidelity without a concomitant increase in the sensitivity of P. aeruginosa to H2O2-induced killing (Fig. 2) suggests the presence of one or more ROS-inducible pathways that are responsible for accurate tolerance of oxidized DNA lesions.

Recent advances in versatile automated gauging have enabled accurate geometric tolerance assessment on the shop floor.

The accurate mass tolerance used for extraction of precursor and fragment ion signals was 5 ppm.

The present study focuses on the process improvement of CNC machining where the cast wheels are machined to accurate dimensions and tolerances as per the machining drawing specifications.

Such parameters may include retention time tolerances, accurate mass tolerances, requirements for presence of multiple adducts, isotope fits, fragment ions, ion ratios, and response thresholds.

Since many of modern chips scrimmage with the limited power budget and traditional techniques such as N-Modular Redundancy (NMR) is not efficient for non-uniform fault tolerance, accurate analyzing of the reliability of different hardware components or application parts is necessary.

Their pro-choice opponents, which according to one recent poll amounts to 75percentt of the Scottish population, might respond that a more accurate definition of tolerance probably involves allowing women a say over their own bodies.

Administration of medications that would prevent accurate measurements of tolerance and/or growth (e.g., corticosteroids) was not permitted.