Sentence examples for get a tolerance from inspiring English sources

Tolerances are something of a mess: Brown and Red are 1% and 2% (you usually spot them because they have an extra significant digit), Gold and Silver are 5% and 10%, and 20% doesn't even get a tolerance band (you will rarely, if ever, come across one of these).

Nevertheless, the most existing methods cannot fully resolve the error control to get a given tolerance so that it is difficult to get reliable results at stringent tolerances (for example, see [12, 13]).

One school of thought says people who have had heatstroke should get a heat tolerance test — walking on a treadmill in a warm room to see if their body temperature stays in a safe range.

"I've got a high tolerance for volatility," Paul Rickert of ParVest Asset Management, a hedge fund in San Francisco, says dryly.

B is an editor at Edibles List magazine, so she's got a formidable tolerance for pot after testing all those delicious cookies and candies.

"Look, dude, tell your people we've got a zero-tolerance policy on bread-throwing, got it?" a security guard angrily informed Mr. Dermont.

The vast majority of schools have got a zero-tolerance policy towards discrimination.

During the optimization trails with the tolerance adjustment, we get a feasible point that may be a more suitable initial guess for the next trial.

"Shoot, he played with a broken back last year, so he's got a high pain tolerance, obviously," Hudgens said.

Reed's got a history of tolerance toward, um, experimentation.

And I said 'Well what about it?' I mean, I think I've got a pretty high tolerance of pain anyway.