The relation specifies the kind of deviation in system behaviour that is tolerable with respect to the given protection needs.
But they are individuals who collided heads on every play — repetitively doing this, year after year, under levels that were tolerable for them to continue to play".
In one experiment, Kahneman asked subjects to submerge their hands in very cold water up to the wrist — a sensation that is tolerable but hurts.
Mr. Rubenstein told the crowd that the downturn "will last a few more years before we get unemployment to a level that is tolerable".
But, like any marriage, as the years go on, you have problems: things that you did not know, things about the other guy that were tolerable in the first euphoria but are intolerable after a while.
In FADS, a new parameter is considered that represented the maximum delay that is tolerable for an application.
Those chemicals might be medicines that either work quite well or not very well at all from person to person, or perhaps have side effects that are tolerable in one person, but potentially toxic in another.
Their actual values can be set as thresholds of the extent of strain that is tolerable, which is a function of the consequences in relation to the well stability.
The highest dose level that is tolerable will be allocated.
