Because there is normally a tradeoff between B3dB and Γ i, the common criterion to decide the optimal array beam pattern is to limit the MLW to a tolerable spatial resolution and maximize the MPSR in FOV.
Also, they have highly individualized and fine-grained delivery demands in terms of data and delay specifications, e.g., data value ranges of interest, spatial and temporal resolutions, and tolerable delay, etc. Due to the remarkable scale and complexity, however, existing data delivery systems cannot support such applications effectively.
If this synchronization error is tolerable or small compared to time resolution of the system, we say that this DCTS algorithm still achieves the average consensus but with "tolerable synchronization error".
Dimensionality reduction prior to classification is frequently applied to high spectral resolution data to achieve tolerable training time, or training convergence at all with a BP network (e.g., [14, 20]), or to apply other methods.
For the present study, the data collection had to satisfy three main prerequisites: (1) to investigate stress relaxation dynamics, rapid flow interruptions were required; (2) the measured pressure-volume range had to be as wide as possible; and (3) a compromise between tolerable maneuver duration and desired high pressure/volume resolution had to be achieved.
Together, our analyses suggest that multiple scattering contributes at maximum roughly 10% to the intensity value and that at least for structure determination at 2.9 Å resolution such an error in intensity appears to be tolerable.
When initial intravitreal bevacizumab injection produces complete ME resolution, we believe that an as-needed treatment, rather than additional loading dose injections, may be sufficient and tolerable for patients with BRVO.
NOISE LEVEL -- Tolerable.
Legoland had been tolerable.
