Sentence examples for robust tolerance from inspiring English sources

Those with a robust tolerance for dislocation, for the vertiginous sensation of reality disintegrating underfoot and for the occasional streak of slapdash prose can find it in the work of Philip K. Dick.

This paper presents a method for robust tolerance design of function generation mechanisms with joint clearances.

Effective switching between center-difference and limiter schemes is achieved by a set of robust tolerance and Lax-entropy based criterion [18].

Morphine analgesic tolerance is heritable in both humans and rodents, with some individuals and strains exhibiting little and others exhibiting robust tolerance.

Furthermore, when we engineered DCs to present a CNS-associated autoantigen in an induced manner, we found robust tolerance that prevented disease, which coincided with an upregulation of the PD-1 receptor on antigen-specific T cells.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Index-robust distance plot for multivariate data N = 60,240 and p = 2 Open image in new window Fig. 2 The robust tolerance ellipse for multivariate data with N = 60, 240 and p = 2. Normal ((p=2)) without outliers, (N= 60240) observations from (N(mu _1;sum _1)), (mu _1=[0 12]) and (sum _1=) diag [10.3].

We addressed this problem by developing a highly effective and robust tolerance-inducing in vivo gene therapy.

Importantly, strong ectopic expression of the SUB1A-1 cDNA from FR13A in a highly intolerant japonica proved to be sufficient to confer robust submergence tolerance (Xu et al. 2006).

Which indicates that considering resistance response under periodic drought stress helps to build a robust drought tolerance assessment and capture superior drought genotypes.

For automatic assessment of EGG, we used artificial neural networks (ANNs) that have been widely employed in pattern recognition due to their great potential of high performance, flexibility, robust fault tolerance, cost-effective functionality and capability for real-time applications.

In this study S. acutus was cultured, a prior screening study having shown it to be appropriate for CO2 capture based on its robust growth, tolerance to a wide range of pH values (Crofcheck et al. [9]), as well as ease of harvesting.