The phrase "an robust" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "robust" is "a" because "robust" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "We need a robust solution to address the issues we are facing."
Alternatives: "a strong" or "a sturdy".
These organoid systems comprise an robust in vitro system which we are exploiting for the functional validation of putative oncogenic loci which are identified in whole-genome cancer surveys such as TCGA.
Special vascular plant collections of SFSU include the California Polemoniaceae, an robust collection of most Arctostaphylos (Ericaceae) taxa, and a current collection focus on taxonomically diverse genera of the California Floristic Province such as Ceanothus (Rhamnaceae) and Eriogonum (Polygonaceae).
We propose an robust beamforming design which establishes on majorization minimization (MM) technique to find the optimal transmit beamforming matrix, as well as efficiently solve the objective problem.
A robust controller is designed using the Robust Bode (RBode) Plot, which translates an robust performance criterion into boundary functions on the open-loop Bode plot of a compensated SISO system.
In the condition that flexible vibration measurements are not available, an robust output feedback controller which is independent of model is presented using Lyapunov method with considering state-independent disturbances.
Just as SLMs external to the laser cavity have proved an excellent means for testing high-power beam-shaping elements before fabrication, and have in the process opened up many avenues for low-average-power applications of structured light (for example, holographic optical tweezers), the digital laser may well become an robust, easy-to-implement, test bed for intra-cavity beam-shaping ideas.
