Sentence examples for robust dimensions from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we were interested in identifying robust dimensions and respective factors that are not susceptible to the effects of different contexts.

One of the most robust dimensions is 'individualism' vs. 'collectivism' [6] [8].

Personality traits were assessed using the multidimensional personality inventory NEO-FFI of Costa and McCrae [84], which assesses five robust dimensions of personality (Table 2).

In consolidating frameworks from different disciplines, we focused on selecting robust dimensions applicable to a broad range of programs.

Other work noted that leadership support for safety is one of the most important and psychometrically robust dimensions of patient safety climate in the safety literature [ 31, 32] and is best developed by learning in leadership teams that are multidisciplinary, supportive, respectful, and not governed by hierarchy and status differences [ 33].

A spice rub over the back, not the cut side, will have 30 minutes or so to penetrate while you tackle the rest of the recipe, and will add a robust dimension of flavor.

Picasso painted "Green Still Life" in the summer of 1914 in Avignon, after ushering the interlocking planes of his Analytic Cubist paintings into robust three dimensions with his various guitar sculptures.

Mr. Weissman, 39, makes a superb caramelized onion tart, Alsatian style, but he replaces the usual crème fraîche with goat cheese to gain an additional, more robust, taste dimension.

We show that the results are easily applicable for fast, robust link dimensioning, especially in case of complex traffic patterns, under partial information.

I spent fifteen years as a professor of philosophy in a great university and my goal was never to turn my students into wage-earning academic philosophers, but instead to help them develop a more robust philosophical dimension of their experience and thought, whether they went on to become doctors, lawyers, insurance agents, or welders.

This indicates a robust unifying dimension to much of this variation, and supports a genetic approach framed around pleiotropy.