Novices also appreciate a tolerance for error; actions should not feel risky or permanent, but rather fluid and easy to undo if necessary.
The American system of trial and error produces doers: Black Swan-hunting, dream-chasing entrepreneurs, with a tolerance for a certain class of risk-taking and for making plenty of small errors on the road to success or knowledge.
We tend to equate patience with a tolerance for slowness.
Robustness would depend on a myriad of electronic, mechanical and software components operating with little tolerance for error under adverse (freezing, wet, boiling) conditions, long duty cycles, less than perfect maintenance (car owners being human), fender benders, network and electrical outages, and so on.
If neither of the proband's gametes is completely phased the library is searched for candidate haplotypes which agree given a certain tolerance for error with the phased loci along one of the proband's gametes.
"The California system doesn't have a real tolerance for error," he said.
EKF algorithm can achieve high tracking accuracy and fast convergence with a large tolerance for initial error.
As long as biometric techniques allow for a degree of tolerance for error, the data are subject to disruption, rendering it impossible to accurately compare the scanned input with the original sample.
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.
First, it helps acclimate newcomers to a stressful, chaotic job setting that has low tolerance for error. .
