Sentence examples for robust forward from inspiring English sources
The Chiefs won their first Super Rugby title on the back of some enterprising attack and a robust forward pack.
Kris Newbury was called up from Connecticut of the A.H.L. to take Asham's place as a robust forward, hockey parlance for someone who will fight.
What you need to know is simply that Pellegri is a tall and robust forward, dubbed unhelpfully as the "new Leo Messi" by Genoa owner Enrico Preziosi last year.
A robust forward error control (FEC) technique based on a two-stage process is employed in the standard.
An essential element for computational hypothesis testing, data inversion and experiment design for electromagnetic geophysics is a robust forward solver, capable of easily and quickly evaluating the electromagnetic response of arbitrary geologic structure.
Thus, investigating reading using a parsimonious, yet functionally robust, forward model should highlight important information trafficking during reading.
Bank holding companies with at least $50 billion in assets would be required to adopt "robust, forward-looking capital planning processes that account for their unique risks," the Fed said in a statement.
On Saturday Mr Kerry raised the prospect that if North Korea stopped its nuclear programme - "if the threat disappears" - then the US would no longer have "the same imperative... to have that kind of robust, forward-leaning posture".
We term this network architecture a hybrid network, which has wireless smart devices in terrestrial clusters with dual satellite connectivity providing alternate high-bandwidth and robust forwarding paths through satellite links.
With Ray Bourque healing on defense, Peter Forsberg robust at forward and Patrick Roy both quick and cocky in goal, the Avalanche might make the finals for the first time since it won the cup in 1996.
Private sector job growth won't be robust going forward since fewer people are working and as a result those unemployed will purchase fewer goods and services, putting profits under pressure.
