Sentence examples for robust description from inspiring English sources
In "The Privileges," Jonathan Dee also gives us a robust description of a mega-mansion, that obtuse brick-and-mortar manifestation of new wealth, when the book's central couple, the Moreys, travel to Connecticut to visit the husband Adam's boss, and find him living in "a white Regency-style mansion so gigantic and out of place it looked like a theme park.
This provides a more robust description of the visual appearance of the observed scene.
Together they provide a robust description of a wide variety of scenes.
First, an MEMD-based bivariate phase synchrony measure is defined for a more robust description of time-varying phase synchrony across frequencies.
The thermal modeling of buildings for design purposes needs a robust description of the thermal properties of installed phase change materials.
The language supports modeling of requirements, structure, behavior, and parametrics to provide a robust description of a system, its components, and its environment.
That comparison yielded two further terms.Once Dr Freeman had gone through the accumulated list and merged into one term any set that seemed to mean the same thing (calm, equable and gentle, for example), she was left with 41 that seemed robust descriptions of chimpanzee attitudes.
who was unable to recognize the spoken names of animals, yet, when asked to identify photos of animals, provided robust descriptions.
Our combined analyses allow for robust descriptions of the formation and expansion of H. binoei parthenogenetic lineages during the last two glacial cycles, and they suggest further avenues of research into the evolutionary dynamics of this complex.
Robust descriptions of the placebo response and disease progression are crucial for the quantification of treatment effects.
"Since at least 2000, the manufacturers have consistently tried to push the envelope with excessively rosy messages about benefits and less-than-robust descriptions of risks," says Harvard Medical School internist Jerome Avorn, author of Powerful Medicines: The Benefits, Risks and Costs of Prescription Drugs.
