Sentence examples for robust concept from inspiring English sources

The robust concept of the electronics allowed adaptation to mechanically different experimental setups.

These include the robust concept exploration method with error margin indices (RCEM-EMI) and the inductive design exploration method (IDEM).

In some of the above examples, of course, the idea that these organisms are living fossils are artefacts of our bizarre taxonomic classifications and history of discovery more than a useful and robust concept.

"Traditional, rule-based approaches to social responsibility might be insufficient as a basis for creating the more robust concept of social responsibility that recent trends in science demand," they write.

"We need to think about physical activity as a more robust concept than just recreational physical activity," said Dr. Brownson, whose 2005 report on declining physical activity in the workplace is cited in the PLoS One report.

The chapter discusses the Taguchi's robust design approach and also describes the robust concept exploration method (RCEM), which is an extension to Taguchi's approach.

The ability to simulate and foresee geometry problems early, allows robust concepts to be developed, tolerances and assembly sequences to be optimized and key inspection features to be selected.

Each character is outfitted with charming tics ("What an adorable sneeze!") and inoffensive mediocrities ("She's so clumsy!") and toothless yuppie righteousness ("You tell that snippy barista the customer is always right!") Our culture chooses the naïve audacity of girlhood over more robust concepts of femininity — even Madonna has taken to waving sparkly pompoms.

Ghaderi and Rahmanian (2015) propose a robust stochastic single allocation hub location problem based on the p-robust concept.

A large, dense network helps reduce silo thinking, increasing the odds of creating a more holistic and robust design concept.

Both one and two dimensional thermal models are used to develop a robust thermal concept.