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- adjective Having a specified
tolerance
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Examples
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Many of the 35 students, ages 12-17, are court-ordered into the program and have been zero-toleranced out of the local school system.
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Many of the 35 students, ages 12-17, are court-ordered into the program and have been zero-toleranced out of the local school system.
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Agreed that keeping these substances strictly zero-toleranced illegal creates the black market that becomes violent, however that does not invalidate any responsibility these people have for supporting a criminal exercise.
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Many of the 35 students, ages 12-17, are court-ordered into the program and have been zero-toleranced out of the local school system.
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This could, however, be principally a problem that I have because I have an Oberland lower which is pretty finely toleranced.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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And they really would end up with more useable parts with the Geometrically toleranced parts.
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And they really would end up with more useable parts with the Geometrically toleranced parts.
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Way to many machine shops today still jack up the price of a part because of Geometric tol over the price of a conventionally toleranced part.
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Way to many machine shops today still jack up the price of a part because of Geometric tol over the price of a conventionally toleranced part.
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Not quite, it's simply the case that the piston prevents you from properly free-floating the barrel, since you have (relatively loosely toleranced) moving parts attached to the barrel and you cannot guarantee that they will behave in exactly the same way from shot to shot, thereby interfering with the barrel harmonics.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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