Sentence examples for theoretical tolerance from inspiring English sources

More fundamentally, those involved in the helmet campaign say the country had simply approached its theoretical tolerance for pointless injury — enough people had been hurt or killed that everyone seemed to know someone affected.

Among them, ethanol yields higher than 90% of the theoretical, ethanol tolerance to higher than 40 g/L, an ethanol productivity of 1 g/L/h.

The first introduction part of the paper discusses the required introductory theoretical domain on tolerancing methods.

At the fundamental evolutionary-theoretical level, the tolerance of the emerging eukaryotic cell to such an invasion could be potentially explained by a population bottleneck which severely limited the efficacy of purifying selection [ 50, 280, 285].

A tree theoretical representation for a tolerance chart was presented from the part blue print dimensions, stock removals and working dimensions (Ji 1993).

The black line and grey bar represent the theoretical tetramer mass ±5% tolerance.

The horizontal black line and grey bar represent the theoretical dimer mass ±5% tolerance.

It was reported that for Z. mobilis the maximum yield of ethanol could reach 97% of the theoretical yield and the tolerance of ethanol was up to 120 g/l [ 9].

A dilution range of pure metabolites mixed with brain tissue was applied next to the samples for absolute quantification and data for each LESA spot were analyzed using Quantinetix™ (ImaBiotech, France) taking 10 mDa mass tolerance around theoretical m/z of 2-HG and α-KG.

Although a lot of experimental efforts have been focused on understanding the activity, stability and CO-tolerance of Pt/WC, the relevant theoretical works related to the CO-tolerance mechanism are still scarce.

In view of limited uncertainty information, a time-dependent reliability estimation procedure that combines the determined crack growth model with interval mathematics is presented as a theoretical basis for structural damage tolerance design.