Sentence examples for window of tolerance from inspiring English sources
It can widen what psychologists call the "window of tolerance" for adversity and improve one's adaptive imagination.
"They're rich and luscious, and they give you a big window of tolerance, so they're pretty hard to mess up," he said.
Some of the big ideas that caught attention included an "L-plate" for social entrepreneurs to create a window of tolerance and reliefs to help startups get off the ground.
Guideline 2 (accuracy, precision, measurement interval, and window of tolerance) generally only had partial adherence.
Surprisingly, 35 studies did not mention the window of tolerance for any of the RSA examinations.
By expanding the window of tolerance for genetic variation, plants may be afforded a better adaptive strategy given lifestyle constraints.
Many tunes are joyous, reflecting what Mr. Korie calls "windows of tolerance" during which antihomosexuality laws were sporadically enforced.
The Bretscher-Cohn model solved many of the difficulties of the previous models of Burnet and colleagues [ 2, 3] and Lederberg [ 4], which proposed a window of obligatory tolerance induction in the ontogeny of the animal [ 2, 3] or of each individual lymphocyte [ 4].
"The slow introduction of allergenic foods, such as peanut paste (not peanuts themselves), eggs and milk at this time may reduce risk of allergies because there seems to be a window of opportunity for tolerance," she says.
It doesn't work with Windows and Android, at least not without add-on software (or iTunes for Windows) and a bit of tolerance.
We consider a tolerance window of W T =30 ms since, as pointed out by [29], this time threshold represents a proper tolerance for human beings to perceive onsets.
