Sentence examples for tolerance for change from inspiring English sources

The star speaker was the country's opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi.Myanmar's government continues to surprise the world with its new-found tolerance for change.

Greece, in particular, has to transform a culture with a low tolerance for change and a high tolerance for protest, no easy task for a two-month-old Socialist government that says it is committed to sustaining social spending.

This shows that proton paths display engineering tolerance for change as long as all the elements available for functional cooperation secure efficient proton delivery to the catalytic site.

Conroy agrees with McFee that the phrase "dance is an ephemeral art" does apply to the difficulty of preserving dances, but she also thinks it should be conceived as a statement of a danceworld value; as a way of conveying "a communal attitude of tolerance for change with respect to choreography that has been previously performed" (2012, 160).

For example, a periodic signal represents a completely deterministic system with very little tolerance for change.

This results in greater tolerance for changes of the network state and reduces the need for human intervention.

Compared to the fractal model, our new model for relative permeability has a wider tolerance for changes of pore-throat radius distribution.

The packet delivery ratio of the WSNHA-LBAR was higher than that of LAR in all scenarios because WSNHA-LBAR is a self-adaptive which results in greater tolerance for changes of the network state.

In contrast to the tolerance for changes at position 85, all mutations of A86 dramatically reduced activity.

Each person has his or her own personal tolerance for altitude change, and consequently, we calculated the percentage change of outcomes from his or her baseline to evaluate the effect of intervention or association with possible factors in parallel design.

As with everyone, children have different levels of tolerance for accepting change.