The oldest Votomatic machines have long since been replaced by less robustly built versions.
For other-race faces, however, this individuating information is encoded less robustly.
The Taliban rose to power with extensive aid from the I.S.I.; the collaboration persisted, if less robustly, after September 11th.
First, the Bank can be less robustly confident that 0% inflation is a temporary phenomenon that will disappear quickly.
Diamond sales have grown far less robustly over the last 50 years than sales of other luxury goods.
In particular, genes associated with muscle building and repair were "down-regulated," or expressed less robustly, in the group using statins.
But writers whose works sell less robustly find their earnings declining because of the new rate, a process that will accelerate as the market pivots more toward digital.
"With the strong pound making exports uncompetitive and domestic consumer demand likely to grow less robustly next year as real income growth slows, the manufacturing sector is unlikely to see sustained growth in the near-term".
Its Trinity Mirror stablemate, the Coventry Telegraph, fared less robustly in the first half of this year, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations report published on Wednesday.
Others will maintain, less robustly, that while autonomy has, indeed, not been part of every tradition, this fact raises few problems in a world where everybody is increasingly coming round to the liberal celebration of autonomy.
It's not necessarily the case that a heart beats less robustly when it's transplanted, but Wright's creation has become more attenuated with each step it has taken — from magazine article to book to TV miniseries.
