Sentence examples for larger tolerance from inspiring English sources

This mingling of religions and ethnicities reflected the larger tolerance in the Ottoman Empire.

MnSnO3, which has a lower (larger) tolerance factor (B-site cation radius), showed a higher ferroelectric mode amplitude than MnTiO3.

In future works, optimization of the geometry of the asymmetric coating with larger tolerance should be considered for the sake of ease of fabrication.

As we would expect, using smaller tolerance (±0 days) to match events generally decreases agreement while using larger tolerance (±3 days) increases agreement of SIGACT events with IBC (see Section 2 of Additional file 1 for details).

In the present study tolerances were between 0.2 and 2 % which are within the range used in previous studies with no bias introduced with larger tolerance levels (Benstead et al. 2006; Cole et al. 2011; Duffy et al. 2011; Stenroth et al. 2006).

The organization was also designed to have a larger tolerance for risk than what might be assumed for a big government contractor.

In general, intoxicated riders demonstrated longer response times and adopted larger tolerances leading to more task performance errors.

In particular, compared with the previous approaches, larger tolerances on the phase shifts of the optical phase-shifted filters are provided in the proposed approach having the same coding efficiency and resolution.

For instance, Schaefer and Ryan (Schaefer and Ryan, 2006) found that zebra fish reared in variable thermal environments had larger tolerances than conspecifics reared in more stable thermal environments as the result of developmental plasticity and non-genetic adaptation.

Tolerance analysis reveals a large tolerance to fabrication errors.

This process showed a large tolerance for variations of O2, H2, and C2H4.