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"This business model has turned out to be robust in a time of crisis and capable of generating the capital necessary to play a supporting role in the economic recovery," the BNP chief executive, Baudouin Prot, said, citing its diversification and focus on customer needs.
We conclude that the characteristics of ng shown in the previous subsection appear to be robust, in a qualitative sense.
This procedure proved to be robust in a number of previous studies (e.g., Haberland et al. 2007).
In contrast, the HPLC assay was shown to be robust in a resource-limited setting.
It should require minimal training, be robust in a variety of laboratory conditions (temperature, humidity), and have a long shelf life.
Of the methods investigated here, the Branson & Whitehead method gave the smallest bias and was seen to be robust in a variety of scenarios.
And these can be used, because they have special properties and they are robust, in a semi-conductor device or in a battery or in a display.
The features of the EGG signal, which are robust in a noise environment, are used to augment conventional audio feature vector.
Therefore our approach is robust in a wide sense, weighting the best estimators at any given epoch to provide a consistently superior estimate to any single given technique.
Our purpose when presenting this "unrealistic" case is rather to show that the proposed algorithm is robust in a large range of system configurations and terminal conditions.
