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"It has to be resolved in 2015 to achieve a robust agreement," Li added.

"They have still not been accepted by everybody, yet they form the key base of the triangle that forms the robust agreement that we want".

SO KEEN were many energy and clean-technology executives to see a robust agreement to cut emissions of greenhouse gases emerge from December's climate summit that thousands of them trekked to Copenhagen to cheer policymakers on.

Very robust agreement in spatial distribution is found between the two NLC images, not only for region A but also for the whole NLC structure.

The distribution curves and CI maps (Figures 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17) reinforce the fit statistics: there is fairly robust agreement between the map-based and field plot-based estimates of C density by pool at the finer spatial scale of 50 km (216,500 ha).

Soon after, his government embarked on a series of bold reform measures that led to securing a robust agreement with the IMF, providing Egypt with 12 billion US dollars in aid to be dispersed over a three-year period.

Agreement between observed and predicted sleep periods was robust (percent agreement = 85%) and compared favourably with agreement levels between sleep behaviours exhibited by the same individual on distinct occasions but where shift sequences were repeated.

The model is less reliable in computing changes in precipitation than of temperature, though the results are robust, in agreement with previous work and consistent with our understanding of climate change mechanisms.

"We can get a very good robust climate agreement if they make the right choices".

"The optimal solution is a comprehensive deal, but if that is not possible negotiators may opt for a more robust interim agreement with additional sanctions relief for more steps to freeze the nuclear problem," said Goldenberg, now the Middle East security director and the Centre for a New American Security.

This is a robust alternative agreement coefficient to Kappa (Gwet 2001) that is more sensitive to minor disagreements among the tools.