Sentence examples for more rugged to from inspiring English sources

Its terrain is more rugged to the northwest, and there is internal drainage into small alkaline lakes in the east.

It's more rugged to stand up to the "don't be gentle, it's a rental" hotel and gym crowd, and comes with software that's more suitable for gym use.

In addition, many of the components found within the LSTAT were reconfigured and made more rugged to meet design standards for use in military aircraft (minimize electrical emissions, withstand large changes in the ambient temperature, tolerate excessive vibration, and be insensitive to external electromagnetic interference).

And it will be more portable, more rugged, easier to play and recordable to boot.But before Moore's Law can work its inexorable magic, the telephone companies will start pushing their own alternative.

Of course, the mechanical recharging policy allows fast regeneration of a spent cell in a configuration that preserves the benefits of a primary cell concept, but allows the body of the cell to be hosted in a more rugged way to the device exploiting the battery, in a way that is typical of secondary batteries.

Their advance was contained for some decades after the Britons' victory at the Battle of Mount Badon, but subsequently resumed, over-running the fertile lowlands of Britain and reducing the area under Brythonic control to a series of separate enclaves in the more rugged country to the west by the end of the 6th century.

At Phayul, whose name means fatherland, the food is livelier and more rugged, true to what you might find in Kham and Amdo, regions that straddle eastern Tibet and western Sichuan.

The western and south western parts are more rugged compared to the eastern part.

Their larger heads can give Charolais a more rugged look to them as well.

This may be because it changed its diet when it moved to more rugged, higher terrain, to escape pigs that destroyed its nests; since it had limited flight capabilities, it probably nested on the ground.

That would definitely be an advantage, but there's also just a general trend towards building more rugged devices, thanks to smartphones like the Sony Xperia Z. Startups like Liquipel and HzO are also trying to make water-resistant consumer electronics common-place, both before- and after-market.