Sentence examples for tolerant terms from inspiring English sources

The example of Islamists in Egypt and Turkey suggests that the majority of Islamists seek their goals through peaceful means, and the world they would create is couched in surprisingly moderate and tolerant terms.

where ∥∙∥1 is l1-norm and ϵ is the error-tolerant term.

But the U.S. has always been exceptionally tolerant, in terms of both attitude and the law, toward business failure and bankruptcy.

Although these species are frequently exposed to cyanotoxins in their natural environment, they are also considered to be among the most tolerant in terms of survival.

In conclusion, sperm stored in IRNA96 are quite tolerant in terms of storage temperature, retaining acceptable motility between 5 and 15°C.

Given the critical nature of crisis situations, it is important to ensure that big crisis data computing and analytics systems are highly disaster-tolerant (in terms of reliability and availability).

A comparative analysis of the proposed fault tolerant designs in terms of hardware complexity, latency, power consumption and error detecting and correcting capability is conducted.

The proposed latch is compared to known radiation hardened latches and proves to be more efficient than the revised DNU tolerant counterparts in terms of dynamic energy and propagation delay even under PVT variations and with a small energy penalty compared to SNU tolerant latches.

The above results showed that the two transgenic lines were more tolerant to short-term dehydration shock or long-term water stress (drought).

And will outside shareholders be as tolerant of short-term losses in pursuit of longer-term gains as corporate owners?

Parthenocissus tricuspidata was tolerant to long-term P deficiency stress, may exhibit a stomatal limitation.