Second, the Russians pursued a robust hearts-and-minds program to win over the war-torn population.
His great moment isn't, however, a funny one, but his robust, heart-felt rendition of Dylan Thomas' "Do Not Go Gentle Into the Night," which he turns into a rousing anthem of determination.
The activity of the cardiac α-actin gene promoter is also robust in heart, but it is expressed in skeletal muscle cells particularly during embryogenesis [48], [49].
Wearing purple latex gloves, which became a trademark, he brought out a red, robust-looking heart.
Post hoc analyses, however, showed that both effects were very robust (increase in heart rate for piloerection: p < .001; no increase in heart rate in absence of piloerection p > .50) and thus may not be fully attributed to baseline differences.
The newest, original number delivered during the two hour show came courtesy of a robust Ann Wilson of Heart, who offered Let's Dance, from 1982.
The ability to stimulate matrix production without inducing high active tension will aid in the development of robust tissue engineered heart valves and other connective tissue replacements where minimizing tissue shrinkage upon implantation is critical.
The cooking is Old World at heart — robust flavors, simple garnishes — but there are enough small surprises, like the zebra-striped jumbo lobster ravioli with baby shrimp in a blush gin sauce, to set it apart from formulaic family-style Italian restaurants.
He praised the album's songs for being more mature than "Material Girl", and said that the album "includes some of Madonna's greatest, most influential hits (the robust "Open Your Heart" and the timeless "La Isla Bonita"), but it's also home to some of her biggest clunkers".
