Sentence examples for smaller tolerance from inspiring English sources

We just have a smaller tolerance for what it takes to be with others.

In contrast, stronger constraints (smaller tolerance) result in a clearer spatial distribution (less fake anomalies), but the recovered anomaly shows much smaller electron density anomalies than the assumption.

Results with a smaller tolerance interval, i.e., Δ φ =±5° and Δ f =±5 Hz, have also been calculated, which lead to an overall reduced hit rate, but showing the same performance comparison between the algorithms under test.

As we would expect, using smaller tolerance (±0 days) to match events generally decreases agreement while using larger tolerance (±3 days) increases agreement of SIGACT events with IBC (see Section 2 of Additional file 1 for details).

Overall, the burst duration and, presumably as a consequence, the burst frequency are the most fragile among the four investigated properties, indicated by smaller tolerance bars for some of the parameters.

Efficiency gains are more dramatic at smaller tolerances.

The computational gain is higher for smaller tolerances.

This technique leads to dimensions with much smaller tolerances than the ones specified on the design drawing and to long time setting.

These observations occur due to the fact of smaller tolerances implying the need to explore the search space at finer scale, thus higher neighborhood scaling factor (eta) enables the effective sampling of the search space without the need to increase population size (which would induce in unwanted space memory overhead).

The commission has said it will propose a small tolerance margin for unapproved material in imports later this year, but until then the only solution is for the Union to approve varieties individually for import.

The smallest tolerance for the assembly was 0.075 mm.