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They didn't understand that a car was engineered to be tolerant of things like sticky pedals.
Cars are engineered to be tolerant of pedal error: the driver who depresses the accelerator, thinking it's the brake, still has the option of simply putting the car in neutral or turning it off.
The European Commission will soon decide whether to approve 26 genetically engineered crops for cultivation on European soil; 19 of which are genetically engineered to be tolerant to the herbicide glyphosate.
APHIS received a revised petition in April 2003 from the Scotts Company and Monsanto Company seeking a determination of non-regulated status for a creeping bentgrass that is genetically engineered to be tolerant to the herbicide glyphosate.
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Cotton and canola, also genetically engineered to be glyphosate tolerant, also have high use numbers.
Present-day agriculture relies heavily on crops that are genetically engineered to be herbicide tolerant (Duke and Powles 2008a; Powles 2008), and, as a result, the use of one chemical on vast quantities of land has become commonplace (Gressel and Rotteveel 2000).
Monsanto's "Roundup Ready" crops, which are engineered to be herbicide-tolerant, now account for about three quarters of all the corn and cotton grown in the U.S., and ninety per cent of the soybeans.
But instead of requiring technicians to rush to replace them so that the machine can keep running during long computations, Blue Gene will be engineered to be fault-tolerant.
In this study, we performed microarray analysis on Arabidopsis plants engineered to be drought-tolerant through overexpression of the transcription factor ABF3 with the goal of identifying unintended pleiotropic effects.
Engineered to be the best of Energy Star".
You also have to be tolerant.
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