Sentence examples for robust halls from inspiring English sources

Fray might find these antisocial media views challenged in the robust halls of academia.

It's an approach that characterises the campaign of Mr Modi, blending hi-tech savviness with a robust, town-hall style pitch.

Britten's "Four Sea Interludes" have, like Siegfried's Rhine Journey, left their original operatic context to enjoy a robust career in the concert hall.

And so Mr Berger flew to Columbus, Ohio, to take part in a "town hall" meeting modelled on the robust democracy of the pre-television age.

Daya Bay's unique feature of eight identically-designed detectors deployed in three separate experimental halls makes the trigger system naturally robust against cosmogenic backgrounds, enabling a prompt analysis of online triggers and a tight control of the false-alert rate.

After missing two concerts in his Carnegie Hall Perspectives series because of illness, Thomas Quasthoff is back in town and, judging from his expansive master class in German art song at Zankel Hall on Monday, he is energetic and robust.

The Hall sensor chip is encapsulated in a robust ceramic package, a version of which is only 250 μm thick.

Vidal-Hall offers the final puzzle piece for a robust domestic privacy and data protection regime.

That allowed the individual strands of the work to be heard clearly (too clearly if you were seated near one section of the choir); but the choir sounded more robust when it performed together at the front of the hall.

Experiments performed in a class examining a range of cognitive outcomes, such as the research described by Stanger-Hall et al. (2011), would provide a more robust evaluation of the testing effect.

For example, the transport channels show a robust characteristic gap when the topological index changes the sign of the valley Hall effect[3].