The real answer is tolerance for public bison on public land".
For the real-time services having little tolerance for delay, such as voice and low-rate video, rate adaptation is not desirable, while for the non-real-time services, such as data communication (paging, electronic mail, etc)., rate adaptation is allowed since they are tolerant to latencies though sensitive to transmission errors.
It takes luck, perseverance, a high tolerance for uncertainty, and a real dedication to the science.
Specifically, QoS support for real-time traffic in future IP networks require 'fault tolerance' for mission-critical applications such as tele-medicine.
If he had it to do over, he said, "I'd show less tolerance for poor performers and people who lacked real leadership competence".
But Francis has apparently turned a deaf ear towards those clamouring for a real zero tolerance policy by the Vatican.
Hogan isn't particularly mediagenic — he is a fifty-eight-year-old former real-estate broker whose disposition suggests a high aptitude, and tolerance, for paperwork.
As we mark the 20th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act, we call on the NFL to institute a real zero-tolerance policy for domestic violence that will ensure that this type of violence and abuse has no place in the NFL.
There's no real action until the last 20 minutes, so hopefully you have a high tolerance for people enjoying themselves in a drama-free environment.
