Rapid tolerance and cross-tolerance as predictors of chronic tolerance and cross-tolerance
J.M. Khanna, H. Kalant, Jeffrey Weiner et al. · Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior · 1992
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J.M. Khanna, H. Kalant, Jeffrey Weiner et al. · Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior · 1992
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Jonathan L. Katz, Jayne Griffiths, L. G. Sharpe et al. · Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics · 1993
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Wilma Polini, Andrea Corrado, Costanzo Cavaliere · International Journal of Manufacturing Materials and Mechanical Engineering · 2017
This work presents a method to support product design, since it shows how to use together tolerance assignment and analysis for choosing among different set of tolerances assigned to the same product. It starts from tolerance assignment that produces different sets of tolerances for the product components which are all acceptable from a functional point of view. It translates each assigned set of tolerances into one or more groups of tolerances that are recognized by the software used for tolerance analysis. Therefore, the software for tolerance analysis is applied to each group of tolerances by means of a Monte Carlo simulation approach. Finally, the obtained results are intersected or compounded to obtain the trend of product functional requirements that allows to identify the best set of tolerances assigned to the product components. The developed method was applied to a skillet, a platform of an industrial plant that is made of five parts connected by screws. The obtained results show how the developed new method is a valid tool to support design for industrial application.
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Rariţa Mihail · International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on the Dialogue between Sciences & Arts Religion & Education · 2019
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K. Krishnamoorthy, Thomas Mathew · Encyclopedia of Statistical Sciences · 2005
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Maurice Punch · Criminal Justice Matters · 2009
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Low Tolerance · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 1993
Recorded March 19-21, 1993 at RESIN RECORDING Denton, TX by Sam McCall Self-released on cassette May 1993 Analog-to-digital transfer: June 2006 at S&M Soundworks, Houston, TX Personnel: Neil Barrett – Guitar, Vocals Jake Johnson – Bass, Vocals Mike Gill – Guitar Jamie Brock – Drums, Vocals Brad Smith – Vocals, Vocals
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National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020
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M. van Doorn · VU Research Portal · 2012
Tolerance entails acceptance of the very things one disagrees with, disapproves of or dislikes. Tolerance can be seen as ‘a flawed virtue’ (Schuyt, 2001), because it concerns acceptance of the differences between others and ourselves we would rather fight, ignore or overcome. Although tolerance carries with it this negative connotation of conditionality, as imperfect as it may be it does provide a ‘recipe’ for dealing with sometimes irreconcilable differences between (groups of) people in society. In this paper an examination of the paradoxical nature of tolerance (part I), is followed by a review of academic literature and empirical findings on tolerance, its determinants and consequences (part II). To conclude, future challenges for tolerance research are outlined (part III).
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Sigal, Rodrigo · University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas) · 2000
Recording of Jorge Rodrigo Sigal's Tolerance. This is a work for cello and electroacoustic sounds and is dedicated to Thomas Gardner. The composer describes this piece as a sound world of intense and permanent relationships and behaviors.
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Nelson, Marie · UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) · 1950
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Rene; id_orcid 0009-0000-1150-1343 van Swaaningen · EUR Research Repository (Erasmus University Rotterdam) · 2001
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Tomáš Prošek · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2025
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C. H. Hoebeke · Humanitas · 1995
ToleranceWhen those who'd rather undermine than fight Approach with picks and spades to bring you down.To cave the earth beneath you, just for spite.It doesn't pay at all to hold your groimd.Neither should you expect by taking flight To occupy some other noble mound-Not for long: Hypersensitive to height.They've leveled every prominence they've found.In posse comitatus they remain.Until they've mired the last exalted souls.Thrusting their claims of eminent domain With vulgar compensations.Don't complain.Just render to the moles what is the moles'.Praying, of course, that God will flood their holes.
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Frederik Stjernfelt · Research at the University of Copenhagen (University of Copenhagen) · 2014
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Fabrizio Lomonaco · 2013
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Gilbert W. Fairholm · Management for professionals · 2015
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Tinder, Glenn E. · 1976
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Michael J. Zvolensky, Brooke Y. Kauffman, Lorra Garey · 2020
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Sagadevan G Mundree, Bienyameen Baker, Shaheen Mowla et al. · 2002
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