Sentence examples for robust hour from inspiring English sources

Wednesday at 10 is a robust hour for the big three networks: they regularly divide more than 40 million viewers among them.

Specifically, while Jazz had a robust 55 hours or so of consumable content, Woodstock has roughly 100 hours, co-founder Kiran Bellubbi says.

With the release of "A Good Day to Die Hard," the fifth film in the "Die Hard" series, the cinematic life span of John McClane has been elongated to a robust 10 hours — longer than sturdy pop icons like Ellen Ripley, Indiana Jones and John Rambo (four films each) and Michael Corleone (three films and nine hours).

Would that candidate have benefited from a robust 72-hour program with ground troops sweeping in for the final weekend?

Healthy individuals show a more robust 24-hour activity rhythm while lung cancer patients show a flatter curve.

However, because of the geographical remoteness of the regional psychiatric centres, the department have not succeeded in recruiting enough psychiatrists to the regional centres to provide robust 24-hour emergency care.

From the results of the present study it is tempting to speculate that the combined inhibition of C5 and CD14 reduced the innate immune response to the extracompartmental gastrointestinal flora of the piglets, in turn reducing the derangement of the pulmonary circulation and thereby improving survival in this robust 8-hour model of sepsis.

The data were then rotated into a dipole coordinate system and hour-by-hour robust spherical harmonic models up to degree 9 and order 1 were fitted to the horizontal and vertical data separately.

Reduction of mRNA was robust by 24 hours.

Broad expression in clock cells resulted in unexpectedly long, robust periods (>28 hours) comparable to perturbation of core clock components, suggesting an unappreciated role of membrane dynamics in setting period.

When this was treated with irrigation and debridement at six hours, robust infection was detectable in all animals, necessitating differentiation in the degree of contamination using bacterial quantification.