Many defendants, of course, would be willing to tolerate the delay in a trial that is attendant upon a pretrial appeal in the hope of winning that appeal.
Whereas I think we need some decisiveness, so we can clear up this issue". The Treasury chief secretary, Danny Alexander, agreed with Cameron, saying Scottish business could not tolerate the delay.
Since users may not be able to tolerate the delay incurred by batching and hence cancel their requests, a batching policy should be designed so as to achieve low user loss and high revenue (given by the total pay-per-view (PPV) collected over a long period of time across all movies).
Since prioritized calls cannot tolerate the delay, they require constant amount of bandwidth to meet their QoS requirements.
Angolans patiently tolerate the delays, analysts say, because their memories of bloodshed are fresh.
To find the maximum time delay that the system can tolerate, a delay tolerability index problem (DTI) is proposed based on the bisection search method combing with dynamic response analysis, where the Nonlinear Control Design package (NCD) is used to optimize the control action.
Since individuals with lower admission POSSUM scores tolerate surgical delay better, this may help in prioritizing people and emphasise optimizing people as soon as possible.
In this way, applications that could tolerate a delay would use the cheapest electricity, and interactive applications would not cause poor user-experience as a result of the overhead involved in migrating the application.
Moreover, this approach[26] is not suitable if the application could not tolerate any decoding delay or play back delay due to the time requirement for generating McFIS with few frames before actual coding.
This can ramp up activity in the attention network and increase the brain's ability to tolerate a delay before it receives a reward.
The president hopes to have legislation implementing health reform on his desk by 1 October and said today he would not tolerate "endless delay" by Congress.
