On the downside, it's nowhere near as robust for negotiating the dips and dives of London's battered streets.
"We have seen an increase in activity, although it is nowhere near as robust as it was in 1999 and early 2000," Mr. Stern said.
That would be a breathtakingly steep multiple, even by the giddy standards of the start-up world.Squid's inMoreover, Facebook has nowhere near as robust an advertising model as, say, Google, whose search-related ads are served up to users when they are often on the point of making a purchase.
Some of this data collection and processing ability exists already, but it is nowhere near as robust as it will soon become.
However Lord Strasburger, one of the Lib Dem peers who has been most active in opposing the bill, argues the judicial oversight mechanisms it provides are nowhere near as robust a check and balance as the government has claimed.
While nowhere near as robust and feature-rich as something like TiVo's products, Tablo's DVR is priced competitively at $200 and offers a lower (and optional) monthly fee of just $5 in order to access its TV guide data.
No matter how much hype is purveyed by those who would like to break Microsoft's stranglehold on desktop productivity applications, Java is nowhere near mature, robust, or powerful enough to host full-strength word processing and spreadsheet programs yet.
Furthermore, imaging techniques integrating a morphological and functional assessment such as IVUS, OCT, PET/CT and PET/MRI may represent in a near future robust "soft" endpoints to support successful translation of early research into meaningful phase III clinical outcome trials.
Compared to non-Tg mice, Tau4RTg2562 mice displayed mild TOC1 immunoreactivity in the CA1 region of the hippocampus (Fig. 4a,b), but TOC1 levels were nowhere near as robust as in another tau Tg mouse line (PS19) or in human AD hippocampus (Fig. 4, c and d, respectively).
This is expected to guide the GA selection scheme to converge to a near-optimal robust parameter design.
