Sentence examples for tolerance around from inspiring English sources
Apart from breeding for more stress-tolerant genotypes primarily heat tolerance around anthesis in wheat and cold tolerance for germination and early development in maize there is potential for earlier sowing of summer-annual cultivars to avoid high temperatures and drought during critical development stages, i.e. flowering in early summer.
"We are marked by openness, and our response to this should be a fresh breath of tolerance around the world".
It's curious how the discretion and tolerance around Roosevelt's adultery compares with the outrage in the UK that prompted the abdication crisis.
"I think we're in a period of time where there is a lot less tolerance around the league for some of these acts.
Lord Young Dear so-called "Lord" Young There is probably less tolerance around for people in so-called "jobs" as government advisers, talking about unemployment as the "margin of error".
The error obtained from the experiments was used to set a buffer or tolerance around the components for accurately capturing the installation status in the developed system.
Some four-fifths of the welding and body-assembly is automated, which makes it easier to work to extremely tight tolerances (around a fifth of a millimetre).
"Once investors caught wind that things were moving slower than expected or were a little stalled, some wouldn't have the tolerance to stick around".
In this contribution a robustness analysis using interval methods is applied in order to determine an optimal assignment for the desired tracking error dynamics such that the trajectories of the controlled system remain within specified tolerances around the reference trajectories for a maximum uncertainty of the unknown parameters.
Where are the expansion joints that allow for tolerances around stress points for our kids?
Possible explanations for discrepancies between HTA agencies could include: different mandates, different legislative environments, different expert panel composition, different normative expectations around evidence, and/or different risk tolerances around extrapolation of evidence.
