Sentence examples for tolerance for errors from inspiring English sources

This, and Mr. Schroder's low tolerance for errors, helps explain why the first resignations of officials have occurred here rather than in Britain or France.

The costs for fighter drone decisions (middle right) are also clearly high (accidentally bombing a hospital instead of a munitions depot, say), but this problem differs from driverless cars in at least two ways: Drones are used in warfare, where there's more tolerance for errors than on suburban roadways, and using them mitigates the substantial risk to pilots flying over enemy territory.

Experiments in the testbed examine the interaction between (1) agents' resource limits in attentional capacity and inferential capacity; (2) agents' choice in communication; and (3) features of communicative tasks that affect task difficulty such as inferential complexity, degree of belief coordination required, and tolerance for errors.

What is the tolerance for errors?

Workplaces spread out among distant locales means less tolerance for errors, Bernstein said.

Most systems have a high tolerance for errors, so they stagger on for quite a while before they're overwhelmed.

We have high tolerance for error with some intelligent machines and a low tolerance for others.

In contrast, we have low tolerance for error in the realm of autonomous driving.

"The California system doesn't have a real tolerance for error," he said.

The difference between cashiers and pilots in what constitutes "good enough" is based on tolerance for error.

"The paramount mission of the United States Secret Service – protecting the president and other high-ranking national officials – allows no tolerance for error," the panel wrote.