Examples of using Margin of tolerance in English and their translations into German
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Margin of tolerance in the estimation of quantities reported in the logbook.
In both sexes, there is a margin of tolerance of 2 cm above or below.
Margin of tolerance in the estimation of quantities reported in the logbook.
Certain contracts do not even envision a margin of tolerance, even though it is mandatory….
The margin of tolerance will not be increased for areas with an extended timetable.
During the extension period,limit values continue to apply plus a margin of tolerance.
Taking the margin of tolerance as an example, I agree with the Commission that 5% was sufficient.
This Annex sets out a limit value, attainment date and margin of tolerance for benzene.
An 8% margin of tolerance in estimation of quantities in kilograms live weight is permitted.
For 2011, compliance with the annual limit values for PM10will be assessed against the limit value plus the margin of tolerance for the whole calendar year.
The margin of tolerance between an error-free picture and total failure(black screen) at all is very small.
More precisely, the total number of exceedances, whether of the limit value plus the margin of tolerance or of the limit value alone, may not exceed the 35 days permitted for that calendar year.
Margin of tolerance in estimates recorded in the fishing logbook set at 10% instead of 20% for all species.
I refer specifically to the reduction by 20 to a 5% margin of tolerance between the estimation of the quantities retained on board and that of the logbook figure.
A margin of tolerance, if set, is a concentration which is higher than the limit value when legislation comes into force.
We are also able to support the demand that the question of alert thresholds for particulates should be reviewed in 2003, and so we accept Amendment No 5 and also Amendment No 8,which corrects a mistake concerning the margin of tolerance.
The effect if no margin of tolerance were set would be to oblige Group 2 in Figure 1 to provide detailed action plans.
The present system, which is more stringent than that hitherto, imposes an obligation on manufacturers to indicate, on the labelling of their feedingstuffs, the specific names of the feed materials used,their respective percentages in relation to the overall weight of the product, with a margin of tolerance of 15%, as well as the batch reference number of those feed materials.
This ensures that the margin of tolerance is defined each year by whole numbers instead of fractions of µg/m³.
Margin of tolerance: where the initial proposal authorised 5% of the logbook figures for catches in kilos, the changes agreed authorise 8.
I accept that the provision for the margin of tolerance in logbooks should be the same as that already adopted for Northern hake.
This margin of tolerance is to be reduced by 2 mg/m³ every 12 months with a starting date of 1 January 2003, which is the same as in the amended proposal.
Despite its name, the margin of tolerance is not a temporary limit value in the sense of a levelof pollution which must not be exceeded.
A margin of tolerance of 0,2% per month calculated in relation to alcohol content shall be allowed for the stored volume of products obtained from distillation.
Therefore, irrespective of the question of the applicability of a 5% margin of tolerance at the administrative checking stage, the Court of First Instance did in any event find that there were deficiencies in the checks carried out on files where there was a difference of more than 5% between the area declared and the area provided by GIS.