Maybe Gordon was not seeking truth but trying to learn his own limits for tolerating it.
Similar to Augustine, Thomas Aquinas later developed a number of reasons for limited and conditional toleration, drawing especially strong limits against tolerating any form of heresy.
Salinity is an unlikely limiting factor as G. sacculifer is a euryhaline species, capable of tolerating salinities in a range of 24‰ - 47‰ [ 71].
The normal temperature of humans and many mammals is 37 °C, which is toward or above the upper limit of temperatures tolerated by most fast-growing environmental bacteria and fungi.
Opponents accuse the president of limiting civil liberties, tolerating corruption, and failing to protect the environment.
Sooner or later, nearly every wild animal that tolerates the presence of humans reaches the limits of human tolerance.
Rather than attempting to bolster a concept already stretched beyond the limits it can tolerate, lines of research capable of adumbrating a conceptual framework more suitable to the current century, the century beyond the gene, clearly mark the direction in which we should be going.
But Google, through the sheer speed with which it accumulates the treasure of information, will be the one to test the limits of what society can tolerate.It does not help that Google is often seen as arrogant.
Even today, the root meaning of the word tolerance (to bear, to endure) suggests the inherent limits of the concept: when you tolerate, you put up with someone's unfortunate choice, someone's inferior religion, and you hope for his return to the truth.
Now the limits of what the family will tolerate are clear.Under Mr Middelhoff, Bertelsmann changed hugely.
