Sentence examples for tolerance applied from inspiring English sources

The word tolerance applied to religion was one of the foundations of the Enlightenment.

"Our president has made it clear that zero tolerance applies to the final.

In practice, the tolerance applies to a master clock at a high frequency, but for purposes of computation and standards writing, it is convenient to reference the tolerance to the frame rate.

According to Table  3, a ±30%% relative tolerance applies.

The concepts of resistance and tolerance apply equally well to ascites, but the standard host-pathogen co-evolutionary interactions (Mauricio et al. 1997; Rausher 2001; Bishop and MacKenzie 2003; Best et al. 2008) cannot be applied to production diseases because ascites does not evolve in response to host evolution.

As the shell structures will be positioned only a few centimetres apart from the point of particle collision, an ultra-light weight component design with extremely tight geometrical tolerances, applying composite materials with extreme stiffness and high radiation hardness is stipulated.

For MS/MS ion searching, a 50 ppm peptide mass tolerance and 0.6 Da ms/ms tolerance was applied.

Fig. 6 Example of how the tolerance is applied when validating a CompositeSolid containing 2 Solids.

The paper gives an overview on safe life and damage tolerance methods applied to railway axles.

This paper presents an approach based on software-based fault tolerance techniques applied at low abstraction level to detect SEU faults in register files of Graphics Processing Units.

The voltages at all the DC buses are all between 0.954 p.u. and 1.045 p.u., which are within the nominal voltage range of 0.95 p.u. to 1.05 p.u. if a ±5% tolerance is applied.