Sentence examples for defined tolerance from inspiring English sources

Parameters in these test problems have different values, but in a defined tolerance.

The chance of repeated chemical motifs is much higher in large molecules, which means that rather than restraining a given distance to a specific value, sets of distances and angles can be restrained to be equivalent with a defined tolerance.

Here we extend the definition of uninstructed deviation penalty (UDP) in CAISO for conventional generation to wind generation, and penalize the deviation of power between the real-time market offer (which is equal to the generation schedule) and the realized delivery if the deviation exceeds a defined tolerance band [23].

Lowest cost profiles within a defined tolerance are reported in the output.

This is realized by enforcing that can never be below a user defined tolerance level.

If two assessments with any 2 devices are performed to a maximal ROM of 180°, differences between both devices reaches up to 8°, which is ahead of the prior defined tolerance interval of 5°.

Any matches (within user defined tolerances) of these sets of parameters equates to matches in the positions of molecules in the clusters for each of the crystal structures (the kernels always match of course) and depending on the number of matches the dimensionality of the similarity may be derived.

A third measurement was taken if the difference between the first two measurements was larger than the defined tolerances.

Based on CT measurements, approximately one-third of the TKR had rotational alignment outside of defined tolerances for component alignment in both the Anatomic Landmarks and Rotational Mismatch groups (Table 2).

The availability of the controlled mechanism is an important factor to define tolerance of different varieties against drought.

This phase allows the project manager to define tolerance limits of the schedule performance in such a way that the baseline schedule is fairly considered.