Other than response to loading strategies, additional criteria used for diagnosis include: (1) symptom duration; (2) standing, walking, sitting, and lying tolerance; (3) age > 65 years; (4) mechanical aggravating factors; (5) symptom provocation with examination; and (6) "non-organic" signs.
What lies beyond tolerance?
Thus, we introduce a tolerance of the global minimum and harvest 100 solutions lying within this tolerance.
The progressive historical force of tolerance lies in its extension to those modes and forms of dissent which are not committed to the status quo of society, and not confined to the institutional framework of the established society.
Let the "brave" jihadi soldiers lining up to replace the miserable wretches turned to dust by the French military watch as arms are joined around Wembley Stadium, two nations speaking in a different tongue coming together to show what kind of life is possible when freedom and tolerance lie at the heart of the piece.
However, the global top-k result is not accurate, and the error tolerance lies on the various application scenarios.
In the presence of a fixed agent pool ( p new = 0 ) with finite size N, the dynamics always reaches a peaceful state where all agents' opinions lie within the tolerance of the medium.
Since overall effects were very similar in "sham-operated" and "obex-transected" animals, we concluded for our model that the critical site for the expression of the neuronal plastic changes associated with morphine tolerance lies in the spinal cord.
Chris de Silva, the company's head of global face recognition solutions, says the strength of their technology lies in its tolerance of poor quality, highly compressed surveillance videos and images.
Thus, lying about his tolerance for this run-up in leverage, and about his distance from the financial industry, is critical in painting a later portrait of a cautious but savvy crisis manager.
