Sentence examples for practical tolerance from inspiring English sources

The approach is to define an underlying unit-operations model together with a computationally convenient risk factor (p) so that for all failures to remove the deposit in a set time with practical tolerance, p>0.

Three groups (D0A0, D0A6, and D2S0) in Table 2 were chosen for comparison with the simulated disaccharide release, and practical tolerances for the breakdown constraints were set at D0A0 ±2% 4%, D0A6 ±20%, and D2S0 ±0% for each of the first two digestion steps.

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32 Inexperienced clinicians may (partly through fear of litigation) engage mechanically and defensively with decision support technologies, stifling the development of a more nuanced clinical expertise that embraces accumulated practical experience, tolerance of uncertainty, and the ability to apply practical and ethical judgment in a unique case.

With larger NA fibers being used for LIF as opposed to OCT, there were tighter practical assembly tolerances to ensure high efficiency TIR of LIF light.

The practical byzantine fault tolerance algorithm (PBFT) was designed as a solution to a problem presented in the form of a fun parable.

A popular design in the partially synchronous model is Castro and Liskov's Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT) [14, 15].

There are many methods of finding consensus in a distributed system, but two stand out that are most compelling: the practical byzantine fault tolerance algorithm (PBFT), and the proof-of-work algorithm (PoW).

In this paper, we outline the methodology of the glucose tolerance practical and highlight some of the skills we and the students think they gain by research-led teaching such as this.

Seedling survival rate can be a more practical criterion for cold tolerance than germination-stage cold tolerance because seedlings are more likely to actually experience cold stress in the field.

For practical purposes, oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) is used to define glucose tolerance [ 5, 7, 8].