Sentence examples for gauge tolerance from inspiring English sources

Two Likert items gauge tolerance of non-marital cohabitation: "It's a good idea for a couple who intend to get married to live together first" and "It is alright for a couple to live together without intending to get married".

Holcroft's solution was to move the mechanism to a position above the pony truck and ahead of the cylinders and link it to the outside valve rods with extension levers, which had to be accommodated within the strict SECR loading gauge tolerances.

Even if twice as many people are lying -- and respondents to polls gauging tolerance often do -- that is still a huge approval rating, Mr. Chanes said.

The bore tolerance was gauged by a spindle probe as well as a coordinate-measuring machine.

At a minimum, doctors should test surgery candidates to gauge their tolerance for epinephrine.

He speaks of the political risks of austerity and the need for politicians to gauge the tolerance of their voters, their political allies — and, in France's case, its small but powerful unions.

McDonald's is charging more for its popular double cheeseburger (which normally costs $1) in some American restaurants than others, to gauge customers' tolerance of a permanent price rise that would help offset the higher cost of ingredients.

We could spend hours in a museum without half a brain devoted to gauging the tolerance and hunger levels and whereabouts of our children.

Research demonstrates that employees who hold sexually permissive attitudes are at greater risk for becoming involved in sexual harassment, either as a perpetrator or a victim.[2] Research also demonstrates that men hold more sexually permissive attitudes than women.[3] With both men and women, sexually permissive attitudes may be gauged through tolerance testing and physical boundary probing.

A number of participants were also asked to complete an exercise to gauge their pain tolerance - the wall-sit test, involving squatting with their back against a wall for as long as possible.

Running a little over two hours is risky, and gauging the audiences tolerance can always be done by watching the kids.