The tolerances – those sweet, Danish, Lego tolerances – are gone here, leaving behind something that is best displayed on a shelf.
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However, personal risk tolerances should also be taken into account.
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" But when kids are involved, he says, "our tolerances are very different.
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The entire home was built within tolerances of just 3mm (0.12 inches).
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"With phones, you can build to very, very minute tolerances," he said.
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The range of other attire reflected their varying tolerances for the cold.
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But 80% of the time the construction fails to meet acceptable tolerances.
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It's people's tolerances for discrimination that is at an all-time low.
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We're nearing the limits of screen size, resolution, product thickness and battery tolerances.
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Tolerances, the distance materials may deviate from desired measurements, were a particular focus.
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There's always people with different ambitions, different perceptions, different experiences, different tolerances and everything.
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FINRA says a growing area of development in regtech is understanding customer risk tolerances.
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ISIS' quality control tolerances are extremely tight, often down to a tenth of a millimeter.
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When it comes to weed, everyone has different preferences and tolerances, and that's totally normal.
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Regardless, there's no mistaking how Apple has taken curves and tolerances to the next level.
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Their survey responses revealed high self-confidence and high tolerances for frustration, Zitelmann found.2.
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Removable batteries have no place in a world where phones are built to such tight tolerances.
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Children who are far apart in age might have different risk tolerances along the way, though.
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It's an incredibly well-built device, with a unibody aluminum finish, tight tolerances, and good proportions.
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We've been conducting manned space flight for more than 50 years with those type of tolerances.
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"Free Fire" is an action movie finely tuned to even the most potentially vicious audiences' tolerances.
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This should reduce particle buildup to within tolerances but not to a degree I find personally acceptable.
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But we do not know what those differences translate to in terms of drug tolerances or interactions.
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More difficult repairs are just the natural result of more custom-designed devices with tighter design tolerances.
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Moveable parts in a camera this small means that the manufacturing tolerances have to be ridiculously precise.
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The tolerances were so fine that the forge in LA had to develop a new manufacturing method.
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A second protruding camera lens might further disrupt the once near perfect design tolerances of the iPhone.
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Firms will have to spell out what back up plans they have to stay within these tolerances.
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Firms will set their own tolerances but should expect "close supervisory scrutiny and engagement", the regulators said.
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Once we find that new range and understand the tolerances, then it's back to business as usual.
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This limits heat and wear, allows for slightly greater tolerances in internal equipment, heightens longevity, and limits vibration.
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Moreover, the tires were tested to aerospace tolerances, which makes sense, given the speeds this thing can hit.
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Mesoamerican and Andean beans have different yields and tolerances; they get different diseases and thrive in different climates.
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This pair of nipple clamps adjusts easily to up the ante as your pleasure and pain tolerances shift.
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This electrolyte poses an inherent safety risk, which is exacerbated by higher energy density and tighter manufacturing tolerances.
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They can tell you certain markers that are associated with better or worse tolerances for certain pharmaceutical medications.
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There are no seams, only the barest of camera bumps, and everything seems milled down to sub-millimeter tolerances.
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These things are gorgeous, they last a hundred thousand hours and have tolerances of a fraction of a millimeter.
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" Source: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants "Are your investments still in line with your goals and risk tolerances?
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But how do we know which investments best match our highly individual growth, risk and liquidity needs and tolerances?
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They're also thinner than optical sensors and would be a better fit for the slim design tolerances Apple demands.
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In light of these developments, USDA calls on EPA to deny the NRDC/PANNA petition to revoke chlorpyrifos tolerances.
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The entire multimillion-dollar electromechanical apparatus that swivels and steers the hulking instrument must be engineered to higher tolerances.
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That difference in perception says much about African and American cultures, and the varying tolerances each has for risk.
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In October 2015, the Obama administration proposed to revoke all food residue tolerances for chlorpyrifos, an active ingredient in insecticides.
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For example, there are retail clients and high net worth clients with very different monetary tolerances and levels of sophistication.
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Still, the Environmental Protection Agency has found that the pesticide residues found on almost all crops are within acceptable tolerances.
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As ceramic has different tolerances, the same technical drawings cannot be used for a ceramic watch as a metal one.
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Policy development necessitates consideration of subjective elements such as values and risk tolerances — elements for which science offers few answers.
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Precision Most of the design tolerances of the Model 3 are already better than any other car in the world.
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Tolerances for measurable imperfections are incredibly low: the length of each Hasselblad camera has to be within 0.02mm of its spec.
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With the Note7, though, it's very possible that existing technologies and design tolerances just couldn't keep up with Samsung's dream design.
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The tight tolerances coupled with the bag's rubbery interior makes it difficult to slide the insert into place (and then remove it).
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The majority of Bermuda (re)insurer ratings should be stable as declines in earnings will be within the tolerances of current ratings.
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He said that "tolerances" for IT outages would use a combination of benchmarks, such as time, volume of business, and market share.
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Bell also explained that with increases in doses due to higher tolerances, the potential for developing a dependence and overdosing goes up.
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Cameras nestled behind the windshield, radar sensors hidden in the front grille and ultrasonic components embedded in bumpers work within narrow tolerances.
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In Formula One aerodynamics, there are ultra-precise robots that take measurements to ensure car tolerances are correct and everything is aligned accurately.
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It allocates other assets based on defined yield targets and risk tolerances and has mostly focused on bank deposits and fixed-income instruments.
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Some buyers are looking to utilise so-called downward quantity tolerances (DQT) in their term contracts from LNG sellers, three industry sources said.
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This will create the capacity to understand risk tolerances, financial anxiety levels and actions triggered by company announcements and local and global news.
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Even with stringent manufacturing tolerances, the lifespan of one battery can be different than the one that rolled off the assembly line before it.
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The court ordered the EPA to revoke both the residue tolerances for chlorpyrifos and all approvals for use of the pesticide within 60 days.
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Temperatures will exceed some species' thermal tolerances, sea level rise will decimate habitats, extreme weather including drought and heavy rain will compromise food sources.
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But producing baskets with very specific requirements, or tolerances, as they are known, for automakers or aerospace giants could not be achieved by hand.
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The company lives or dies by the skill of its machinists and by the stuff of process engineering — tolerances and measurements and paper trails.
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The advisors recommended the investments to customers with conservative or moderate risk tolerances, including senior citizens and retirees, the SEC said in an order.
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Regulators must also look at how to coordinate across Canada and globally, said Wilkins, though she acknowledged different regulators may have different risk tolerances.
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He said firms would have to test their tolerances and demonstrate to their supervisors that they had concrete measures in place to deliver resilient services.
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Then I get a little more in-depth and ask about things like pain tolerances, key phrases that could trigger them either positively or negatively.
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Once you start living together, you may realize that you have different priorities and tolerances — like, for instance, what does or doesn't constitute a mess.
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"(The FPC) agreed to delay until the first half of 2019 the setting of impact tolerances, given the focus on preparations for Brexit," Wednesday's record said.
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The Z4 is no different: the back of the phone has a smooth matte glass finish, and all of its seams and tolerances are very tight.
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Planning software lets advisors generate scenarios with historical data to show clients how portfolios built with different risk tolerances would fare in up and down markets.
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For clearing brokers, a number of operational developments were also required, including a review of policies and processes to ensure client tolerances sit within risk limits.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Perform precision assembling within narrow tolerances of timing devices such as digital clocks or timing devices with electronic components.
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"Every day we are dealing with tight tolerances, or how much we can be over or under on the dimensions of a part," said Staff Sgt.
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It's evident that, even if Samsung's mobile engineering wasn't directly at fault, the company's processes and manufacturing tolerances weren't as strict as they ought to have been.
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Corals are diverse organisms with a range of environmental tolerances, and as temperatures rise, we can expect natural selection to favor those that can take the heat.
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That's why he provided three market-timing criteria that could help investors with different time horizons and risk tolerances decide when to hop back into the market.
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"Usually, we are dealing with tolerances the size of a strand of hair: I enjoy the challenge, it forces you to pay close attention to your work."
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A more likely explanation: The trigger plunged and the springs decompressed, but the striker failed to reach the pin and the weapon jammed—the slightest of tolerances offset.
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For example, last fall the tolerances for Chlorpyrifos, a pesticide once widely detected on fruits and vegetables, were revoked after it no longer met the EPA's safety standards.
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We build our portfolios using a globally diversified mix of low-cost funds based on our clients' risk tolerances and needs — a strategy known as strategic asset allocation.
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One day, he found blueprints of the transmissions "and he began to check their tolerances, acting as his own quality control," according to the website Japanese Nostalgic Car.
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Conversations swirled around guests' varying spice tolerances, an art fair in New Orleans, the Manleys' newborn child and Othello's coming residency at Wisconsin's John Michael Kohler Arts Center.
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There are plastic caps where the screen bends, tighter tolerances in the gaps around the hinge, and even the gap when the whole thing is closed is smaller now.
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Since addicts develop extremely high tolerances requiring more and more to get the same effect, many are left in a constant search for the "better and faster-onset" high.
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Using behavioral science and machine learning to learn from investors' actions over time, these tools add another layer of understanding beyond investor self-reporting about their tolerances and expectations.
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Those new elevators have new electrical and mechanical technology and are "a lot more complex than traditional weapons elevators" with "a lot tighter tolerances because of that," Butler said.
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And why exactly should astronomers, cosmologists, physicists, anthropologists, psychologists, sociologists, biologists, sci-fi authors or anyone else (in no particular order), get to decide what those tolerances should be?
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"This construction zone is extremely expensive, because of the high security, because of the high tolerances," said Jerry Dimitriou, executive director of administration for the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
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The casting involved the same kind of small kiln used by jewelers, and the machining was done with tools capable of achieving tolerances as tight as a thousandth of an inch.
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The Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority have proposed that banks and financial market infrastructure (FMIs) firms like Visa that make payments possible set "impact tolerances" for important services.
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The most interesting part of Riccio's email is that he publicly divulges Apple's acceptable tolerances for flatness on the 2018 iPad Pro, which is 400 microns (0.4 millimeters or around 0.015 inches).
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Those documents show that for years, doctors prescribed powerful, fast-acting fentanyl drugs — meant to treat cancer patients who had developed opioid tolerances — for lesser conditions, despite the deadly danger of overdoses.
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Mr. Nicolay laughed on Wednesday when he confidently said he was in "much better shape" than he was 10 years ago, and Mr. Finn spoke about his own reduced tolerances at 45.
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In one message, Dimon replied with a simple "I approve," showing some responsibility but giving no sense of how deeply he was involved with the decision to change risk tolerances at the bank.
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The email, reportedly penned by Elon Musk, details a wide-range of topics, including Model 3 production, financial expenditures, manufacturing tolerances, Tesla's lack of financial profit and how meetings can kill a company.
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Once the carbon fiber part is fully baked, it'll undergo stress testing designed to break it, in order to make sure that Boom has the design right in terms of maximum load tolerances.
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Since the EPA's research found such harm, the Trump administration violated the law when Pruitt didn't act to revoke "tolerances" of chlorpyrifos, the regulatory term for amounts of pesticide residue allowed on food.
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They were phased out for the Classic II. These designs featured a "zero-draft enclosure," which had tighter tolerances than other enclosures and were more difficult to manufacture — and, therefore, more difficult to copy.
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But it could be something where the tolerances are really small, so that if it's just perfect, you have no problem, but if X or Y happens a little too much, there's a problem.
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Its internal components have tolerances that allow the device to function after its parts have contracted or expanded, and the instrument itself is stored within a vacuum-sealed titanium sphere for even further insulation.
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The limited research we have suggests that people can develop tolerances to pot or related products' useful effects, and may even develop negative side effects, perhaps even worsening their anxiety, over the long-term.
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The sources, who declined to be named, said they would implement operational tolerances built into long-term supply contracts that allow adjustments in monthly crude deliveries according to changes in available supply or demand.
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They need to broaden their focus, develop new measures like cyberrisk tolerances and such innovative monitoring techniques as key performance indicators, and implement better cyberrelated controls that are incorporated in updated policies and procedures.
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The reason giant camera lenses end up being so expensive is that the manufacturing process requires the glass to be perfectly ground and polished to incredibly precise tolerances—which slows down the mass production process.
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The Unity is designed to handle nearly twice the speeds achieved today, but these tolerances must of course be approached gradually and the various systems tested under friendly conditions before moving on to hostile ones.
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Under the new guidelines, banks and brokers should explain why the trade has been declined, drawing from a proposed standard set of reasons, including speed, price improvement, internal credit checks, and price tolerances, the IA said.
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These notes, with mouthfuls of names as Trigger Phoenix Autocall Optimization Securities and Airbag Yield Optimization Securities, were sold to people of modest means, often with low risk tolerances, and included some retirees, the SEC said.
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However, a report by the USDA in 2014 found that "overall pesticide chemical residues on foods tested were at levels below the tolerances established by the Environmental Protection Agency" and were not a safety concern to consumers.
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Compliance teams will need to navigate an environment traditionally sparse in patient interaction regulatory guidance to develop the cross-functional infrastructure, data management protocols, social media guides, and patient interaction policies that best support company risk tolerances.
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In an emailed statement, Dow AgroSciences, the largest producer of chlorpyrifos products in the United States, said that it "strongly disagrees with E.P.A.'s proposal to revoke chlorpyrifos tolerances," which it described as based on "flawed" research.
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Now, supersize men with crippling injuries and high tolerances for pain medication, such as Grimes and Gibson, seek out far stronger and more dangerous drugs, like high-dosage OxyContin, which cost about $500 for roughly 50 pills.
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But while these funds take a lot of the guesswork out of investing for retirement, there are some caveats: Target-date funds don't account for risk tolerances, they're not flexible, and there are fewer funds to choose from.
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If you've ever tried to use one of Lego's silicone brick molds to create your own building blocks out of food, you're already aware that they don't come anywhere close to the precise manufacturing tolerances of the plastic versions.
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It quoted a former sales rep as saying she knew OxyContin dosages would rise as patients' tolerances increased, and struggled to meet her quotas because she thought patients should not "go down that road" if they had safer alternatives.
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I expressed concern over the idea that I'd be quadrupling the recommended 1/2 teaspoon, but Hayat assured me that the brand's cautious dosage was partly because the powder is so expensive, and partly because some users may have lower tolerances.
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Mashable reached out to Scott Croyle, Chief Product and Design Officer at Nextbit Systems, the company behind the Nextbit Robin Android phone, to get his insight on whether exploding phones were inevitable given their tighter tolerances and increased feature set.
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"EPA has determined that their objections must be denied because the data available are not sufficiently valid, complete or reliable to meet petitioners' burden to present evidence demonstrating that the tolerances are not safe," the agency said in a statement Thursday.
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The first requires covered firms to create a written, board-approved risk management strategy, while the second mandates these firms to "identify, measure, monitor, and control cyber risk consistent with the entity's risk appetite and tolerances," according to the summary.
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One of the themes Mr. White tries to pull from the historical record is the way a powerful woman like Polly was forced in those days, and perhaps even in our own, to operate within narrow tolerances for female behavior.
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Jon Cunliffe, a BoE deputy governor who was one of the two MPC members who voted against a rate hike, said he shared the "overall framework" of the MPC's views on the economy but said members had different tolerances for above-target inflation.
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"With each year of delay in canceling food tolerances and agricultural and other uses of chlorpyrifos, more children are unnecessarily at elevated risk for problems in learning, social skills, motor function, and other developmental domains," a coalition wrote to the agency this year.
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I was a little surprised that Apple chose, once again, to break some of its inferred design rules about clean lines and tolerances with another camera jutting out of the back of a slim device, this time the iPad, but the benefits are unmistakable.
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A review of the personality tests of 43 people with net worths above $11 million by German researcher Rainer Zitelmann found that ultra-wealthy entrepreneurs tend to have high tolerances for frustration and be more detail-oriented than the general population, Business Insider previously reported.
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The smooth metal finish is as premium as it gets, the tolerances are tight, there's no flex in the chassis or display, and the display hinge works exactly like it should: I can lift it open with just one finger and the whole laptop stays put.
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Chinese carmakers, feather-bedded by the cash the joint ventures generated and with a vast market for nobbut middlin cars beyond the biggest cities, proved slow to learn the fine arts of setting up and managing supply chains and assembling cars in volume to exacting tolerances.
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A review of the personality tests of 43 people with net worths above $11 million by the German researcher Rainer Zitelmann found that ultra-wealthy entrepreneurs tended to have high tolerances for frustration and be more detail-oriented than the general population, Business Insider previously reported.
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The marketplace funding model is also valuable, because it allows a single platform to serve more customers (wider range of risk tolerances among investors) and grow more quickly (less capital-intensive model), but, ultimately, the technology-enabled distribution and underwriting has been the predominant driving force.
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" Echoing that sentiment, an EPA spokesperson, also in an emailed statement to VICE, wrote, "In setting tolerances for pesticide residues on various foods, EPA ensures that there will be a reasonable certainty of no harm to people when they consume food containing residues resulting from use of the pesticide.
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All this information goes into a software backend where the supervisors can check things like which pieces are in place on which floor, whether they have been placed within the required tolerances, or if there are safety issues like too much detritus on the ground in work areas.
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While this reviewer did not get a change to try all of the mixed drinks on the menu (Mashable really ought to send a Wookie next time, they have much higher tolerances and surprisingly discerning palates), two standouts for taste and presentation are the Fuzzy Tauntaun and the Bespin Fizz.
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The utilities are likely taking advantage of downward quantity tolerances (DQT), standard provisions in gas contracts that stipulate the minimum amount of gas that must be paid for whether the buyer needs it or not, said a Japanese energy executive with more than 20 years of working in the gas business.
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In an attempt to answer this question, I spoke to upwards of 30 people with varying tolerances for the band, spawned a thread with over 343 comments on a private Phish Facebook group, and even momentarily considered some of the seriously sexist hypotheses that populate various male-centric Phish message boards.
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Typically, automakers start the production of a new model using prototype tooling and machinery (called 'soft tooling') that's designed to help get the fit, finish and tolerances right on new vehicle parts, which are then scrapped and replaced with more expensive, permanent units once the process has been established and configured correctly, Reuters reports.
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With the result of the Brexit vote I'm afraid this trend will be reversed and the London market will undergo a period of lower risk tolerances from liquidity providers and increased costs which will bring forward the shuttering of loss making 3rd tier FX banks that can no longer afford to operate in such an operational unknown.
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The development team has already tested a prototype of the drill under simulated lunar conditions reaching -140 degrees C (-220 F). But the permanently shadowed regions of the Moon are likely much colder, reaching lows of -240 degrees C (-400 F). The ice drill will have to reach those tolerances in subsequent tests if it's going to work.
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"In making the first mirror we found that some basic old-world technical issues, such as hydroplaning, material creep and similar apparently simple issues that had been resolved for symmetric, on-axis, mirrors suddenly reared up as roadblocks to achieving the desired optical tolerances for the off-axis mirrors," Patrick McCarthy, GMTO Vice President, said via email.
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Read more: A hedge fund manager who retired at 36 explains how a 'doom loop' in corporate credit is on the verge of upending the pension systemShe goes on to provide an example of a stubborn, overconfident trader that doesn't know when to cut his losses, despite his trade being outside of his model's risk tolerances.
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An inexorable decline in spot market prices for LNG is driving some buyers in Japan and China to request delays in term cargoes, while others are looking to utilise so-called downward quantity tolerances (DQT) to lower the volumes they take under their term contracts from LNG sellers, industry sources have told Reuters earlier this year.
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In an effort to maintain an even playing field entering prior to the Chase, O'Donnell added the sanctioning body assigned different level of penalties to equal the manipulation of the tolerances with the Laser Inspection Station (LIS) that would effect the skew on the car — including encumbered wins where the team would retain the trophy but not the points.
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