Sentence examples for tolerance margin from inspiring English sources

The business currently has a tolerance margin about as fragile as a thoroughbred's fetlocks.

The tolerance margin of 0.1 percent will only apply to biotech crops that have been approved in the exporting country and for which E.U. approval is pending.

The commission has said it will propose a small tolerance margin for unapproved material in imports later this year, but until then the only solution is for the Union to approve varieties individually for import.

The obtained results provide useful information on the error tolerance margin that could be allowed without compromising structural integrity.

where y is the output of the designed system, y d is the output of the double precision system, and M 2−l−1 is the tolerance margin.

Workplace contamination remains below the tolerance margin.

Since global stability is guaranteed under some deviation of the current solution related to the limiting one, which is considered as nominal, the stability is robust against such errors for certain tolerance margins.

That is not always the case with the traditional systems, where the police officer can behave like a "judge" by being able to modulate tolerance margins and thus establishing the legality or otherwise of certain speeds [36] or by showing leniency [13, 31].

It defines the concepts of variable, alphabet, spaces of definition, uncertainty, entropy, mutual information, information content, acceptance margins, tolerances, response margins, and transfer function.

Testable hypotheses are that species/populations already possessing buffering/plasticity at the margins of their tolerances would adapt faster under the new extreme regime owing to genetic assimilation (Waddington 1959; Lande 2009).

Estimates of the fabrication and write-synchronization tolerances are derived from the phase margins.