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In this paper, recognizing the special characteristics of wind power, we define the tolerance band of wind-BESS power deviation from the real-time market offer and the realized delivery to be 10% of the wind farm capacity.

Then, we define the tolerance range (upper and lower blue lines in Figure 5) of intensity variation from the IMF, which means that a dot out of this range is a pair of pixels where one of the pixels possibly belongs to a moving object.

After convergence of the Monte-Carlo scheme, the boundaries of the last hypercube can be used to define the tolerance on each parameter.

9, 10 This phase I trial was conducted in patients with NM to define the tolerance of CpG-28 injected both subcutaneously and intrathecally.

The wavelength of the radiation defines the tolerance for the beam optics, and the experimental challenge.

To plot tolerance, individual infections are summarized by reporting the maximum parasite load and the minimum health for a population of infected individuals and the slope of the resulting curve defines the tolerance of the population.

The tolerance of circularity controls the divergence of the feature, and the annular space between the two coplanar concentric circles defines the tolerance zone, where the magnitude is the algebraic difference of the radii of the circles.

The grey area defines the tolerance area for painted wood, painted wood sculptures, painted panels, according to UNI10829.

For every simulation we have to define the BS tolerance parameter ϵ and the word-length (L_{mathrm{w}}).

Another way to define the error tolerance and to obtain information of clinical relevance from the measurements is to calculate the Clarke error grid for the glucometer that is evaluated [ 14].

This suggests that in tomato, for a particular level of salinity tolerance, a complex ratio between Na+ exclusion and tissue tolerance defines the salinity tolerance of individual tomato accessions.