Acquisition of an organelle with the sole purpose of buffering changes in redox stress would undoubtedly increase cellular fitness, expand the number of tolerable environments and allow for the evolution of more complex cellular processes [86], [87], [88], [89], [90].
Therefore, the scientific knowledge on urban design and microclimate are fundamental for obtaining a tolerable thermal environment at the neighborhood scale.
That was never really acceptable, but it becomes all the less tolerable in the current environment.
Those people make the tough environment actually tolerable.
The balance struck during the years of the Labour and coalition governments is about right: Britain has a labour market that has proved remarkably good at creating jobs while most work environments are tolerable, offering minimum protections – even if the prevailing dynamic is to continue to load more risk on employee shoulders.
That is, in a building where air is circulating or the workers can open windows and have some control over their environment, the upper tolerable temperature is higher than in "a sealed-up box where they're at the mercy of whatever the air-conditioning system is doing".
Order, drift and decay were tolerable when populations were smaller, the environment not so degraded, the climate less volatile, and citizens less technologically empowered and connected.
The Pioneer spacecraft served as scouts for the Voyagers, showing that the radiation environment of Jupiter was tolerable and mapping out the main characteristics of the planet and its environment.
The aim is to reduce the values of the upper bounds on end-to-end delay/effective bandwidth, and obtain the tolerable delay/jitter for the tracking and environment scouting applications in the WSNs.
Collectively, these data illustrate that synergies between plasmonic nanomaterials and novel NIR illumination methods can achieve selective and tolerable photothermal effects in complex anatomical environments.
