A more robust idea from an economic perspective would be the ability to issue Eurobonds collectively backed by all the zone's members.
At the end of the class, participants should have a fairly robust idea of CRT, its fundamental claims, its applicability, and what insights it provides regarding the nature, function, and aims of law and the legal system in the United States of America.
Data discovery is evolving into a more robust idea of information relationship mapping, and that evolution will be aided by machine learning.
This is mostly due to the fact that a non-expert cannot tell the difference between a robust scientific idea and a caricature of that idea.
A robust design idea for broadband EUV multilayer beam splitters is introduced that achieves the aim of decreasing the influence of layer thickness errors on optical performances.
Thus, when the question is posed as to whether this leaves us with a robust enough idea to ground religious commitment, Leibowitz would claim that once those within the practice ask these questions, they will already be chasing their own tails.
Perhaps that was just a blast of wishful thinking, concocted purely for the campaign, on a par with the plans of Jean-Luc Melenchon, the candidate of the far left, who had the undeniably robust idea of taxing anything over three hundred thousand Euros, or just under four hundred thousand dollars, at a hundred per cent.
Let robust ideas and solutions get a fair chance, even if you may not like them much.
"And in a seminar, I'm really more of an orchestra conductor". He also had to engage an audience that didn't yet exist, and he had to speak in a way that is both accessible and sophisticated, perhaps stopping to define a term like "externality" but not shying away from robust ideas.
The idea is to generate a robust "marketplace of ideas" about how best to enhance the trustworthiness of computer systems while respecting individual privacy and free expression rights, encouraging innovation, and supporting the broader public interest.
