Sentence examples for robust illustrations from inspiring English sources

If these pleasant poems are not likely to survive the morning light, Julie Paschkis's robust illustrations have staying power.

One happy consequence of all this interest is the reintroduction of "The Castle on Hester Street," Linda Heller's zestful tale of Russian-Jewish immigration at the turn of the last century, in a 25th-anniversary edition with robust new illustrations by the Russian émigré artist Boris Kulikov.

For Pooh purists, those who have always taken delight in A. A. Milne's mischievous wordplay and E. H. Shepard's delicate yet robust pen-and-ink illustrations, the 1966 Disney short "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree" was quite enough, thank you, and its numerous follow-ups only added insult to injury.

Figure 1 Illustration of robust efficient solution.

Liotta, F.P. Preparata, R. Tamassia, Robust proximity queries: an illustration of degree-driven algorithm design, SIAM J. Comput.

Figure 2 Procedure illustration of robust cooperative spectrum sensing scheme based on Dempster-Shafer theory and trustworthiness degree calculation.

In this paper, we investigate the security issues related to cooperative transmission from three angles: vulnerabilities analysis of traditional cooperative transmission schemes; design of the trust-assisted cooperative transmission scheme that is robust against attacks; and illustration of the potential advantage of physical layer cooperation against wireless jamming attacks.

For illustration, we solve them numerically with a robust algorithm in the case of Mooney Rivlin materials.

Your Reviewer consulted colleagues who found the chapters on anaesthesia and the excellent illustrations contained therein of relevant equipment to be particularly robust.

See Figure 3 for an illustration, and for the definition of a more robust version of H. Statistical analyses.

The survey is the latest illustration of the economy that has shown growth to be more robust than many forecasters expected, but on course for a slowdown over the next year.